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Extending cognitive radios with new perspectives

2014 Sixth International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks (ICUFN), 2014
Over a decade-long research on Cognitive Radio (CR) has provided many solutions to its fundamental challenges such as spectrum sensing and resource allocation. However, most of these solutions are particularly designed either for networks which have a supporting infrastructure (i.e., cognitive base stations) or for ad hoc networks with persistent ...
Suzan Bayhan, Jussi Kangasharju
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The Goldilocks problem and extended cognition

Cognitive Systems Research, 2010
According to the hypothesis of extended cognition (HEC), parts of the extrabodily world can constitute cognitive operations. I argue that the debate over HEC should be framed as a debate over the location and bounds of cognitive systems. The ''Goldilocks problem'' is how to demarcate these systems in a way that is neither too restrictive nor too ...
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Extended Cognition

2019
Extended cognition takes the idea that your mind is ‘on’ your smartphone literally. It says that human cognitive states and processes sometimes spill outside our heads and into objects in our environment. Alleged examples include not just smartphones, but also the use of simpler technology (pencil and paper to perform a calculation), our own body ...
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Extending the Reach of Cognitive Radio

Proceedings of the IEEE, 2009
There has been significant research progress reported over the last few years in the development of cognitive radio technologies. This paper reviews some of these results, describes several critical issues to integrate these results in usable products, and describes the large-scale Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency efforts to further develop ...
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What is Cognition? Extended Cognition and the Criterion of the Cognitive

2010
According to the thesis of the extended mind, at least some cognitive processes extend into the cognizing subject's environment in the sense that they are composed of processes of manipulation, exploitation, and transformation performed by that subject on suitable environmental structures.
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Clark on Language, Cognition, and Extended Cognition

2019
Abstract Some years ago, Clark broached a complementarian model of language, in contrast to a more traditional translation model, which he then linked to the hypothesis of extended cognition. This chapter’s review of this theory begins with an invitation to clarify the complementarian model with respect to a traditional distinction ...
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Cognitive integration, enculturated cognition and the socially extended mind

Cognitive Systems Research, 2013
Shaun Gallagher presents an interesting case for the social extension of mind. I argue that there is one way in which Gallagher can argue for social extension, which is continuous with an enculturated model of cognition, such as cognitive integration.
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Extenders of Cognition

Seminars in Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia, 2013
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Symbiotic cognition as an alternative for socially extended cognition

Philosophical Psychology, 2019
Marc Slors
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Extended Cognition

2020
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