Sentence examples for cognitive project from inspiring English sources

It follows that R is incompatible with a presupposition of s's cognitive project of learning about one's environment through perception.

In Wright's sense, then, the proposition that one is not hallucinating is a presupposition of the cognitive project of learning about one's environment through perception.

Since R entails that environmental conditions are unsuitable for attaining perceptual justification for believing P2, R looks incompatible with a presupposition of the cognitive project of obtaining perceptual justification for P2.

But even if within the cognitive project of science we are entitled to accept that there are no miracles, it does not seem that we are entitled a priori to accept it.

For the truth of R the proposition that the animal in the garbage is not a fox appears to jeopardize no presupposition of the cognitive project of obtaining a perceptual justification for P7.

Moreover, R appears incompatible with an obvious presupposition of s's cognitive project of attaining introspective justification for believing P9, at least if the content that water is wet embedded in P9 is constrained by s or her linguistic community having being in contact with water.

Most cognitive projects are also suited to iterative, agile approaches to development.

In some cognitive projects, 80% of decisions will be made by machines and 20% will be made by humans; others will have the opposite ratio.

A 2017 Deloitte survey found that the number one obstacle to successful AI deployments was that it was "difficult to integrate cognitive projects with existing processes and systems". New machine learning models may have to be written as APIs or as program code modules within existing systems.

Such presuppositions are propositions that we typically take for granted in everyday cognitive projects (like glancing at a clock to check the time) as well as in carefully controlled scientific experiment.

For a wide class of cognitive projects examples of these presuppositions include: normal and proper functioning of the relevant cognitive faculties, the reliability of utilised instruments, the obtaining of the circumstances congenial to the proposed method of investigation, the soundness of relevant principles of inference utilised in developing and collating one's results, and so on.