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EVOLUTION, MORAL NETWORK THEORY AND CONTESTATION OF THE RULE-BASED MODEL OF MORAL REASONING
, 2012 Ĺubov Vladyková
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The role of cognitive function in predicting metabolic risk in schizophrenia: a multi-model comparison incorporating clinical features. [PDF]
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A digital twin model for grain enterprise financial shared service centers based on distributed deep learning and neural symbolic reasoning. [PDF]
Sci RepWei Y.
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Computers & Education, 2013
In this paper, there will be a particular focus on mental models and their application to inductive reasoning within the realm of instruction. A basic assumption of this study is the observation that the construction of mental models and related reasoning is a slowly developing capability of cognitive systems that emerges effectively with proper ...
Dirk Ifenthaler, N. Seel
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In this paper, there will be a particular focus on mental models and their application to inductive reasoning within the realm of instruction. A basic assumption of this study is the observation that the construction of mental models and related reasoning is a slowly developing capability of cognitive systems that emerges effectively with proper ...
Dirk Ifenthaler, N. Seel
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, 2017
Model-based reasoning consists of cycles of proposing, instantiating, checking, revising to find an apt model for a given purpose in a given situation, and reasoning about the situation through the model. Results from cognitive research can help us understand and assess both the experiential and reflective aspects of model-based reasoning. This chapter
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Model-based reasoning consists of cycles of proposing, instantiating, checking, revising to find an apt model for a given purpose in a given situation, and reasoning about the situation through the model. Results from cognitive research can help us understand and assess both the experiential and reflective aspects of model-based reasoning. This chapter
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Model-Based Reasoning in Scientific Discovery
Springer US, 1999Models, Mental Models, and Representations. Model-Based Reasoning in Conceptual Change N.J. Nersessian. Tracing the Development of Models in the Philosophy of Science D.M. Bailer-Jones. Using Models to Represent Reality R.N. Giere. Models and Diagrams within the Cognitive Field K.J. Knoespel. Theories, Models, and Representations M. Suarez.
L. Magnani, N. Nersessian, P. Thagard
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Model-Based Reasoning in Conceptual Change
, 1999This paper addresses how specific modeling practices employed by scientists are productive methods of conceptual change in science. Within philosophy, where the identification of reasoning with argument and logic is deeply ingrained, these practices have not traditionally been considered significant forms of scientific reasoning.
N. Nersessian
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