Mirror neuron research has demonstrated that these neurons provide internal representations for other people's actions, sensations and emotions.
This is about representations of representations (metacognition) and critical reflection of internal representations and behavioral impulses.
By emergent, we mean that the internal representations emerge autonomously through interactions with the external environments.
The relevant semantics of language is said to be the transduction from linguistic utterances to internal representations, and the relevant semantics of the internal representations is said to be the way they are deployed in understanding and thought.
In the case of internal representations, it is less clear what counts as the producer and consumer.
Simply stated, this is the notion that people create internal representations to make sense of their experience.
When we deal with social systems, we must remember that internal representations of external environment are 'clusters of expectations'.
The internal representations of the input and output are compared, and a perceptual distance is computed for each signal frame.
People create internal representations and then talk about those representations with others along various paths to understanding.
Memory consolidation refers to the transformation over time of experience-dependent internal representations and their neurobiological underpinnings.
Here, using ESNs, we show that training such internal representations is unnecessary to achieve levels of performance comparable to SRNs.
