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Philosophy 2330 with Humphreys at University of Virginia
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Textbook:
The Mechanical Mind: A Philosophical Introduction to Minds, Machines and Mental Representation
Created: 2010-04-08
Size: 31 flashcards
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- Project sheet
- of the three kinds of systems, this and goal-based are cognitive systems, reflexive isn?t
Activity
complicated architecture of putting together modules
An agent is a system that ?perceives? its environment through reason and acts upon that environment through effects
- Does something
- That comes back and alters environment
3 kinds of systems
reflex systems directly connect the sensors and effectors in a fixed way
reflex systems directly connect the sensors and effectors in a fixed way
- what it does to inputs is always the same
- EX-iPod
- EX-old-fashioned thermostat
- EX-varilax lenses (change to sunglasses in the sun)
EX-iPod
Push skip, and it always skips to the next track
EX-old-fashioned thermostat
When it senses the temp. drop, the circuit closes and it affects environment by turning on the heat
EX-varilax lenses (change to sunglasses in the sun)
Senses sun and change into sunglasses
of the three kinds of systems, this and goal-based are cognitive systems, reflexive isn?t
- Ex. of reflex system
- Give one example of a goal-based system
- 1 EX of Learning systems
- give 1 EX of a cognitive module
- *See Ch. 10* (Q uine?)
Ex. of reflex system
- Security system
- Dead snake bite (reflexive)
- Parking meter
Give one example of a goal-based system
- Goal-based agent examines the consequences of various actions and chooses the one that will xent achieve the agents goals.
- Have internal representational states!!
- Makes a straight-forward decision on what to do
- WHAT DRIVES IT? Is it environment? Is it input-output
- EX-(not humans)
1 EX of Learning systems
learning agents compare feedback from the outputs and a performance standard to change outcomes and improves performance
EX-(not humans)
- Roomba (robotic vaccum)
- Automated chess player
- GPS
learning agents compare feedback from the outputs and a performance standard to change outcomes and improves performance
EX- cruise control on car
EX- cruise control on car
- Representation of current speed & of desired speed (standard)
- Constantly comparing the two speeds
give 1 EX of a cognitive module
- Fodor?s Modularity Thesis ? the mind at the level of information processing is composed of modular agents
- 4 characteristics of cog. Module
- EX of module ? color detection
- WHAT HAS ALL FOUR FEATURES? Test your knowledge of the modular system thesis
4 characteristics of cog. Module
- system to count as module has to be oriented w/ a specific task (ex. cruise control speed, iPod play music)
- operation is usually not effected by other tasks going on in mind
- not a reflex, but at the level of information processing
EX of module ? color detection
- Domain specific (color apparatus is only for color and not other tasks, ex. defining edges)
- Protected functions
- fast application ? automatic, happen really fast
*See Ch. 10* (Q uine?)
- language processing
- George Washington was the first president of the US
If your math test was in colors, you could still detect the colors of the words regardless of what they are
Argument against ? Stroop Effect ? reading the word of the color; cog. Processing of language is disrupted by things
EX ? facial recognition
- That?s something hard to describe
- You find that it?s difficult to even think of your mental representation of them
fast application ? automatic, happen really fast
Classical AI is not good at
Fodor?s Modularity Thesis
? the mind at the level of information processing is composed of modular agents
George Washington was the first president of the US
- To understand sentence, need to refer to an enormous number of other sentences whose meaning is linked to this sentence
- Unit of meaning is not a word or sentence, but a larger body of sentences bearing on the meaning of it
- EX-need a large amt of other sentences to describe George Washington
Domain specific
(color apparatus is only for color and not other tasks, ex.
Protected functions
- If your math test was in colors, you could still detect the colors of the words regardless of what they are
Automatically implemented
? is pretty easy to detect color, don?t have to think about it
fast application
? automatic, happen really fast
WHAT HAS ALL FOUR FEATURES
Test your knowledge of the modular system thesis
**See Ch. 10* (Q
uine?)
About this deck
By: Anonymous
Textbook:
The Mechanical Mind: A Philosophical Introduction to Minds, Machines and Mental Representation
Created: 2010-04-08
Size: 31 flashcards
Views: 4
Textbook:
The Mechanical Mind: A Philosophical Introduction to Minds, Machines and Mental RepresentationCreated: 2010-04-08
Size: 31 flashcards
Views: 4
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