Sentence examples for representations for understanding from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that logically-minded AI researchers can consistently retain their methodology and yet, to the extent that they view their products purely as engineering, can reject the traditional cognitive scientist's belief in the importance of computation over representations for understanding the mind.

The firm's own process flow chart is shown in Fig. 1, and this was the starting representation for understanding the context and developing our subsequent more detailed representation.

EI-OSM was evaluated with teachers (n = 8), who found the proficiency map to be a useful representation for understanding strengths and weaknesses, especially the colour of nodes to represent proficiency level, the relationships displayed between the nodes and the possibility of being able to create instructional paths after seeing the learner models (Zapata-Rivera et al. 2007).

In this paper, we show how two-dimensional and three-dimensional surface and glyph representations can be used for understanding the cost delay tradeoffs involved in the network design problem, and an idea of the 'efficient frontier' where the user may choose to operate.

For complex biological networks, graphical representations are highly desired for understanding some design principles, but few drawing methods are available that capture topological features of a large and highly heterogeneous network, such as a protein interaction network.

Urbinati argues for understanding representation as advocacy.

We suggest that coordinate transforms used to explain dorsal stream functionality can also be useful for understanding object representations in inferotemporal cortex.

These findings strongly suggest engagement of different neural networks in difficult or easier timing and indicate a framework for understanding timing representation in the brain.

Mathematical modeling as a dynamic knowledge representation offers a promising possibility for understanding complex physiologic responses in their homeostatic context.

The present research introduces the Activity Counter Maps (ACM) as a methodology for visualizing people's social spaces, arguing that accurate representations of these spaces are crucial for understanding the role of human activity as a place-making coordinate.

No single validated method exists for conducting the kind of citation identification and analysis process we deemed necessary for understanding the broad representation and use of the IPV screening trial results; assessing research use in various contexts is a notoriously difficult task [ 36, 37].