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Problems with Intervention and Binding into Relations

2010
In this paper we describe a formal system in which constraints on the interaction of operations involved in creating and supporting operator-variable dependencies during interpretive evaluation match effects of intervention and constraints prohibiting binding into relations that are observed in natural languages.
Alastair Butler, Kei Yoshimoto
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Synesthesia and the Binding Problem

2004
Abstract For a synesthete, certain stimuli or the thought of certain concepts may be accompanied by perceptual qualities not normally experienced by most people (e.g., Cytowic, 1997). For some synesthetes, letter shapes may induce a color (e.g., A is red, B is blue); others may experience gustatory qualities when hearing words (“Jeremy ...
Noam Sagiv, Lynn C Robertson
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Problems of language bindings

Computer Standards & Interfaces, 1993
Abstract Language bindings have hitherto mostly been thought of as specifying how a particular language accesses external functionality which is defined in a language-independent way. These bindings have so far usually been provided by those defining the functionality.
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An Analysis of the Binding Problem

Philosophical Psychology, 2007
Despite its prominent role in cognitive psychology, its relevance for the research of consciousness, and some helpful clarification (e.g., Revonsuo 1999), the binding problem is still surrounded by considerable confusion. In this paper, I first give an informal but systematic overview on the diversity of forms the binding problem can assume, and then ...
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On Trivial and Binding Constraints in Programming Problems

Management Science, 1962
The present paper is concerned with the constraints which enter in programming problems in the form of linear inequalities. The solution of a programming problem consists of finding that point out of the points satisfying all constraints which maximizes some given objective function. Constraints may be trivial in the sense that, should we delete them,
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Sortals and the Binding Problem

2006
Abstract Philosophers have sometimes maintained very strong theses of sortal dependence; theses to the effect that singular reference depends on knowledge of the sort of the object to which one is referring. They have held that the ability to single out in experience a tree, or a mountain, or a lion depends on grasp of such sortal ...
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Binding Problem of Consciousness

2011
This chapter describes several candidate mechanisms that might explain the binding of distributed macroscopic patterns of neuronal activities into a coherent whole. According to current findings, this problem is still unresolved and represents a fundamental problem in neuroscience related to brain coding and integration of distributed neural activities
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The Binding Problem in Perception

Abstract Perceptions are the result of constructivist processes. The brain has to extract from the stream of sensory activity those spatiotemporal patterns that signal the presence of informative features, associate those features with one another that belong to individual perceptual objects, segregate these objects from one another ...
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Folding and binding: Problems with proteins

Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2000
R J, Ellis, F U, Hart
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The binding problem

Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 1997
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