Titlebook: Simulating the Mind; A Technical Neuropsy Dietmar Dietrich,Georg Fodor,Dietmar Bruckner Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Vienna 2009 Design.Freud.

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Session 1 show how these models emphasize different aspects of the interactions between emotion and behavior. These recent developments are placed in the context of earlier approaches, ranging from those derived from symbolic logic, through statistical models, to the more recent interest in embodied agents.

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Session 2equirements for both sorts of minds, are summarised. The most important point is that natural minds are information-processing virtual machines produced by evolution. Much detailed investigation of the many kinds of things minds can do is required in order to determine what sort of information-proce

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Session 3ation and decisions out of that. Classical mathematics - filters or correlations - and classical artificial intelligence (AI) - such as artificial neural networks or intelligent agents - can substantially help to deal with this problem. There are, however, examples in nature that are capable of focu

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Introductory Wordsunivocally allocate functional units to physical units. The neuroscientists Luria and Freud agree on this issue, which however does not mean that Luria developed his neuropsychological concepts from his knowledge of Freud’s early, pre-analytic writings, as Jantzen points out in his paper (see Chapter 2.8).

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