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Microsoft Word - poem-tommy-olofsson.docx Old Mountains Want to Turn to Sand Tommy Olofsson for Peter Gärdenfors I have my roots inside me, a skein of red threads. The stones have their roots inside them, like fine little ferns. Wrapped around their softness the stones sleep hard. For centuries they have rested under the sun. Old mountains want to turn to sand. They let themselves go and open up t

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Microsoft Word - preface-spinning-ideas.docx Spinning Ideas Electronic Essays Dedicated to Peter Gärdenfors on His Fiftieth Birthday This collection of philosophical essays is dedicated to Peter Gärdenfors on his 50th birthday. They are written by his colleagues and friends from near and far. Peter’s philosophical achievements range through a wide spectrum of subjects - he has made significant con

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MOTION DETECTION – A NEURAL MODEL AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION Robert Pallbo Lund University Cognitive Science, Kungshuset, Lundagård, S–223 50 Lund, Sweden. E-mail: robert.pallbo@fil.lu.se Abstract A model for motion detection is presented. In this approach, motion is viewed as a stable pattern propagating over the image – a technique that makes the model unusually insensitive to noisy input sequences

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LUCS Minor 3, 1995. ISSN 1104–1609. SPEAKING ABOUT THE INNER ENVIRONMENT Peter Gärdenfors Lund University Cognitive Science Kungshuset, Lundagård S-222 22 Lund, Sweden E-mail: Peter.Gardenfors@fil.lu.se ABSTRACT: This paper consists of comments on Wallace Chafe’s article “Accessing the mind through language.” The key notion is that of an “inner environment” which is the set of representations that

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Microsoft Word - Lighting of RoboCup Games.13 1 Lighting of RoboCup Games Anders J Johansson Department of Electroscience Lund University P.O. Box 118 221 00 Lund, Sweden anders.j.johansson@es.lth.se Kirsten Rassmus-Grhn Certec, Rehabilitation Engineering Dept. of Design Sciences, Lund University Slvegatan 26 S-223 62 Lund, Sweden kirre@certec.lth.se Christian Balkenius Lund University Cognitive S

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LucsHapticHandII.dvi LUCS Haptic Hand II Magnus Johnsson1,2 Christian Balkenius2 1Dept. of Computer Science and2Lund University Cognitive Science Lund University, Sweden Abstract The Lucs Haptic Hand II has been built as a step in a project at LUCS aiming at studying haptic perception. In this project, several robot hands together with cogni- tive computational models of the corresponding human ne

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ColorTracking.dvi Finding Colored Objects in a Scene∗ Christian Balkenius Birger Johansson Lund University Cognitive Science Kungshuset, Lundagård 222 22 LUND, Sweden Abstract This report describes a fast method for finding regions with aparticular color in a visual scene. The method is general enough to be used in any situations were a number of objects with known color need to be found in an im

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LUCS Minor 16, 2010. ISSN 1104-1609. ChildFreq: An Online Tool to Explore Word Frequencies in Child Language Rasmus Bååth Lund University Cognitive Science Kungshuset, Lundagård, 222 22 Lund rasmus.baath@lucs.lu.se Abstract This technical report describes the implementation and use of ChildFreq, a tool for assessing lexical norms of children from one to seven years old. As the name implies, ChildF

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Modeling Match Results in Soccer using a Hierarchical Bayesian Poisson Model Modeling Match Results in Soccer using a Hierarchical Bayesian Poisson Model Rasmus Bååth, Lund University Cognitive Science, rasmus.baath@gmail.com Abstract This technical report is a slightly modified version of my submission to the UseR 2013 Data Analysis Contest which I had the fortune of winning. The purpose of the c

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Crisis from a cognitive perspective Peter Gärdenfors Department of Philosophy and Cognitive Science Lund University From the perspective of cognitive science, the central question concerning crises is: What happens in our minds when we face a crisis? The brief answer is that we experience a loss of control. This means that we experience a lack of power: We do not know how to act to get out of the

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Microsoft Word - Persson/Sahlin A fundamental problem of causation (with no solution)i Among many other things, Peter Grdenfors has attempted to explore the nature of causal beliefs. The idea in Knowledge in Flux is that - by looking at the contraction with respect to the cause of the given epistemic state - we can apply the simple criterion that the occurrence of C raises the probability of the o

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Gardenforsfest.pdf ARE FULL BELIEFS AN ABSTRACTION FROM CREDAL STATES? ISAAC LEVI Columbia University March 13, 1999 1. States of Full Belief, Confirmational Commitments and Credal States An account of belief change appropriate to providing a systematic understanding of well conducted inquiry presupposes a characterization of changes of belief state that are open to the inquiring agent to make in

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Microsoft Word - Belief.handsatt.doc Ilkka Niiniluoto BELIEF REVISION AND TRUTHLIKENESS 1. Introduction In December 1977, a conference on ÓThe Logic and Epistemology of Scientific ChangeÓ was organized in Helsinki (see Niiniluoto and Tuomela, 1979). Employing tools from logic, set theory, and probability theory, the participants developed three different approaches to scientific change. One group

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Microsoft Word - OLSSON2.DOC 1 Recovering From Tennant's Attack on Recovery Erik J. Olsson1 I was introduced to the AGM theory of Peter Grdenfors and his associates, Carlos Alchourrn and David Makinson, via Sten Lindstrm, who gave a series of lectures at the philosophy department in Uppsala on Peter's book Knowledge in Flux shortly after it appeared. At the time I was still an undergraduate studen

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Microsoft Word - Spohn, for Peter Ranking Functions, AGM Style Wolfgang Spohn Fachgruppe Philosophie Universität Konstanz D - 78457 Konstanz Ranking functions, having their first appearance under the name „ordinale Konditionalfunktionen“ in my Habilitationsschrift submitted in 1983, had several precursors of which I was only incompletely aware, among them Shackle’s functions of potential surprise

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JZ.Rev2.dvi JZBR - Iterated Belief Change for Conditional Ranking Constraints An early report Emil Weydert Max-Planck-Institute for Computer Science Im Stadtwald, D-66123 Saarbrucken, Germany emil@mpi-sb.mpg.de Abstract We present JZBR, an extension of Spohn's iterated revision methodology which allows the handling of new information expressed by conditional rank- ing measure constraints. This is

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Microsoft Word - williams.docx Aesthetics and the Explication of Surprise Mary-Anne Williams Information Systems, University of Newcastle, Australia maryanne@infosystems.newcastle.edu.au Abstract. Art is related to explanation, in fact according to Leyton [11] the aesthetic response is the mind’s evaluation of explanation, and furthermore the level of aesthetic response to works of art is proporti

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Microsoft Word - Stjernberg 1 NOT SO EPIPHENOMENAL QUALIA OR HOW MUCH OF A MYSTERY IS THE MIND? Fredrik Stjernberg Vxj University In recent philosophy of mind, physicalism - in one form or another - has been the dominant position. And this is no surprise. The obvious alternative, dualism, is still struggling to come to terms with a problem that was already presented to Descartes: If the material w

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links | Robotics and Semantic Systems LTH Computer Science Search Robotics and Semantic Systems Computer Science | LTH | Lund University Research Education Publications People About Robotics and Semantic Systems  >  Artificial Intelligence Legacy at computer science  >  links Denna sida på svenska This page in English links Link pages of our courses EDA132: Applied Artificial Intelligence DAT117:

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Past Events until 2010 | Robotics and Semantic Systems LTH Computer Science Search Robotics and Semantic Systems Computer Science | LTH | Lund University Research Education Publications People About Robotics and Semantic Systems  >  Artificial Intelligence Legacy at computer science  >  Past Events until 2010 Denna sida på svenska This page in English Past Events until 2010 This page contains hist

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