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Cortical simplicity and mental processes
Medical Hypotheses, 1996The cerebral cortex can be looked upon as a non-linear system of coupled oscillators that tries to resist desynchronization and seeks to optimize the activity distribution of its elements. Cortical self-optimization can be disturbed by incoming nervous activity and the cortex will compensate for it by reorganizing the state of the soma, thus producing ...
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Modeling human mental processes
Papers presented at the May 9-11, 1961, western joint IRE-AIEE-ACM computer conference on - IRE-AIEE-ACM '61 (Western), 1961There now exist at least a half dozen computer programs that simulate some of the information processes that humans use to perform problem solving, learning, perceiving, and thinking tasks. These programs constitute theoretical explanations of the corresponding human behavior, and can be tested by comparing the computer traces they produce with the ...
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Family Processes in Mental Retardation
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1967Experiences disturbing the attachment of young mammals to their mothers, and of the mothers to the newborn, tend to delay and distort development in many respects. Does mental retardation in early childhood result from similar disorders in social behavior?
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Mental Processing of Geographic Knowledge
2001The contribution presents a computational modeling approach to geographic knowledge processing in mind. Geographic knowledge is assumed to be stored in a piecemeal manner. Spatial knowledge fragments form a hierarchical structure of lean knowledge. An actual mental image representation is constructed when needed to perform a specific task.
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