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Paola D’Aprile,Alfredo Tarantinocs and many other fields. Problem solving was his core work in artificial intelligence and cognitive psychology. He and Newell first postulated a general and systematic framework of human (and machine) problem solving as iteratively applying operators to transform the state of the problem from the s

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Paola D’Aprile,Alfredo Tarantino alternating phases of data acquisition and evaluation. All memory entries are organized in junks, schemata. At any one time, the activation of part of a schema biases the whole structure and, in particular, missing features. Thus expectations are triggered. In the next step an iterative recursive m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43627-8ity during encoding and retrieval of social statistical information remains unclear. We examined this issue in an fMRI study by measuring the brain activity of 36 normal subjects. The tasks consisted of encoding and retrieval the social statistical information visually presented in three forms: text

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Luca Luberto,Sara Garberoglio,Gino Carnazzace. Here we argue that data and model sharing shall be complemented with machine-readable annotations of scientific publications similar to the semantic web, because this would allow for automated knowledge discovery as recently demonstrated using so-called “robot scientists”. We consider a particul

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MRI of the Temporomandibular Jointor is studied in a larger perspective of problem solving. The similarity among reflex action, emotional behavior and common sense behavior is observed. Based on these observations an event-response model for artificial system is introduced.