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Taxonomical Associative Memory
Cognitive Computation, 2012Assigning categories to objects allows the mind to code experience by concepts, thus easing the burden in perceptual, storage, and reasoning processes. Moreover, maximal efficiency of cognitive resources is attained with categories that best mirror the structure of the perceived world.
Diogo Rendeiro +2 more
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2005
A semantic network is a structure for representing knowledge as a pattern of interconnected nodes and edges. This paper focuses on the means linear logic offers to represent these networks. In order to compare our inferences, we have chosen one nonmonotonic logic: default logic [9] serves as a reference.
Christophe Fouqueré +1 more
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A semantic network is a structure for representing knowledge as a pattern of interconnected nodes and edges. This paper focuses on the means linear logic offers to represent these networks. In order to compare our inferences, we have chosen one nonmonotonic logic: default logic [9] serves as a reference.
Christophe Fouqueré +1 more
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A Taxonomic Study of the Micrococcaceae
Journal of Applied Bacteriology, 1979Recent proposals for new species in the genera Staphylococcus and Micrococcus prompted the present numerical taxonomic survey. The API 50E and API 20E identification strips have been used together with a few conventional tests to examine the ...
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TAXONOMIC PROBLEMS IN THE EUGLENINEAE
Biological Reviews, 1948SummaryThe Euglenineae form a well‐defined natural group comprising a great number of species, the subdivision of which into families is difficult to make.Among taxonomic features, the basic shape of the cell body is fusiform but often irregular and twisted, with periodical tapering towards the posterior end.
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Taxonomer: United States of America, 1923
Carl Akeley’s sculpture of a male gorilla head defies easy classification. This paper, an object-focused inquiry, problematizes Western practices of ordering and representing knowledge in the early twentieth century. The paper uses the work of an American naturalist and hunter, Carl Akeley, to highlight the political implications of biological ...openaire +1 more source
Taxonomic Implications of ‘Myxovirus’
Nature, 1966A P, Waterson, J D, Almeida
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