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Cognitive Cloud: The Definition [PDF]
, 2022 Cognitive Cloud has drawn increasing attention from practitioners,academics, and funding agencies and has been adopted progressively.However, the concept remains mired in various definitions withdifferent studies providing contrasting descriptions. Therefore, to understandthe concept of cognitive cloud and to provide its definition, in thiswork we ...
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A cognitive access definition of privacy
Law and Philosophy, 1996Madison Powers
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Cognitive Maps and the Definition of a Home Range
Abstract This chapter provides background on the concept of a cognitive map and shows how an animal’s cognitive map encapsulates the concept of a home range, leading to the author’s definition of a home range. Discussion of cognitive maps involves discussion of the hippocampus and associated brain regions where the locations of memories ...Roger A Powell, Powell Roger A
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Toward a Definition of Cognitive-Driven Development
2020 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME), 2020Software separation into components is a recognition that human work can be improved by focus on a limited set of data. The growing complexity of software has always been a challenge to industry. Several approaches have been proposed to support code design based on architectural styles and code quality metrics.
Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de Souza +1 more
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Definitions and characteristics of successful cognitive aging
Alzheimer's & Dementia, 2022AbstractBackgroundDifferent approaches have been used to define successful agers (SA), but there is currently no consensus on either the definition of SA or the underlying neural mechanisms. The aim of this study was to compare new and existing definitions, to understand whether SA are resistant to atrophy and Alzheimer’s disease pathology or resilient
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Definitions in cognitive science
Magyar Pszichológiai Szemle, 2009A megfelelő definíció és definíciós metódus rövid meghatározása után a kognitív tudományban használt definíciók jellemző hibái kerülnek bemutatásra. A definíciótípusok, a gyakori definíciós hibák és több diszciplína definíciópéldáinak áttekintése után feltárjuk a kognitív tudományban uralkodó definíciós gyakorlatot.
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Cognitive and linguistic factors in the development of word definitions
Journal of Child Language, 1988ABSTRACTThree studies were carried out in order to account for development of word definitions. Study i was aimed at analysing the role of class inclusion skills and age (5– and 7–year-olds and adults) in production of definitions containing superordinate categorical terms.
B, Benelli, L, Arcuri, G, Marchesini
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Cognitive Science: Definition, Status, And Questions
Annual Review of Psychology, 1989conceptual structures. Finer grain sizes are appropriate if the task to be modeled is an elementary one. Just & Carpenter's ( 1985) production model of the rotation of mental images is a good example of this approach. The productions in Just's & Carpenter's program contained primitive actions such as focusing attention on parts of a visual image and ...
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