International Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(2), P. 301 - 312
Published: April 30, 2023
The
objectives
of
this
research
were
to
study
the
physical
properties
12-year-old
split
teak
wood
and
determine
structural
equation
model
utilization
12-yearold
by
testing
mechanical
with
techniques
from
Thai
folk
wisdom
as
follows:
1)
raw
wood,
2)
baked
3)
soaked
in
water
dried
sun,
order
measure
modulus
rupture
(MOR)
elasticity
(MOE)
values
for
all
three
techniques.Moreover,
strength
can
be
enhanced
support
weight
using
technique
soaking
drying
it
sun.Thus,
help
effectively
reduce
production
costs
a
method
that
is
suitable
climate
northern
Thailand
based
on
four
factors:
Product
Knowledge,
Policy
Social
Requirements,
Material,
4)
Production
Procedure
promoting
use
community
demonstrate
good
environmental
friendliness.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
381(2251)
Published: June 4, 2023
Expert
problem-solving
is
driven
by
powerful
languages
for
thinking
about
problems
and
their
solutions.
Acquiring
expertise
means
learning
these
languages—systems
of
concepts,
alongside
the
skills
to
use
them.
We
present
DreamCoder,
a
system
that
learns
solve
writing
programs.
It
builds
creating
domain-specific
programming
expressing
domain
together
with
neural
networks
guide
search
programs
within
languages.
A
‘wake–sleep’
algorithm
alternately
extends
language
new
symbolic
abstractions
trains
network
on
imagined
replayed
problems.
DreamCoder
solves
both
classic
inductive
tasks
creative
such
as
drawing
pictures
building
scenes.
rediscovers
basics
modern
functional
programming,
vector
algebra
classical
physics,
including
Newton’s
Coulomb’s
laws.
Concepts
are
built
compositionally
from
those
learned
earlier,
yielding
multilayered
representations
interpretable
transferrable
tasks,
while
still
growing
scalably
flexibly
experience.
This
article
part
discussion
meeting
issue
‘Cognitive
artificial
intelligence’.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Abstract
Research
on
concepts
has
concentrated
the
way
people
apply
online,
when
presented
with
a
stimulus.
Just
as
important,
however,
is
use
of
offline,
planning
what
to
do
or
thinking
about
case.
There
strong
evidence
that
inferences
driven
by
conceptual
thought
draw
heavily
special-purpose
resources:
sensory,
motoric,
affective,
and
evaluative.
At
same
time,
afford
general-purpose
recombination
support
domain-general
reasoning
processes—phenomena
have
long
been
focus
philosophers.
growing
consensus
theory
must
encompass
both
kinds
process.
This
book
shows
how
are
able
act
an
interface
between
systems.
Concept-driven
can
take
advantage
complementary
costs
benefits
each.
The
lays
out
empirically-based
account
different
ways
in
which
takes
us
new
conclusions
underpins
planning,
decision-making,
action.
It
also
spells
three
useful
implications
account.
First,
it
allows
reconstruct
commonplace
idea
draws
meaning
concept.
Second,
offers
insight
into
human
cognition
avoids
frame
problem
complementary,
less
discussed,
‘if-then
problem’
for
nested
processing
dispositions.
Third,
metacognition
concept-driven
various
ways.
framework
developed
elucidates
makes
especially
powerful
cognitive
resource.
Psychological Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
There
are
many
ways
to
describe
and
represent
the
visuospatial
world.
A
space
can
be
described
by
its
euclidean
properties—the
size
of
objects,
angles
boundaries,
distances
between
them.
also
in
nonspatial
terms:
One
could
explain
layout
a
city
order
streets.
Somewhere
between,
topological
representations—such
as
those
commonly
depicted
public-transit
maps—capture
coarse
relational
structure
without
precise
detail,
offering
relatively
efficient,
low-dimensional
way
capturing
spatial
content.
Here,
we
ask
whether
human
adults
quickly
automatically
perceive
such
relations.
In
six
experiments,
show
that
differences
simple
features
influence
range
visual
tasks
from
object
matching
number
estimation
search.
We
discuss
possibility
relations
kind
primitive
supports
representation.
Successive
auditory
inputs
are
rarely
independent,
their
relationships
ranging
from
local
transitions
between
elements
to
hierarchical
and
nested
representations.
In
many
situations,
humans
retrieve
these
dependencies
even
limited
datasets.
However,
this
learning
at
multiple
scale
levels
is
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
used
the
formalism
proposed
by
network
science
study
representation
of
higher-order
structures
interaction
in
sequences.
We
show
that
human
adults
exhibited
biases
perception
elements,
which
made
them
sensitive
high-order
such
as
communities.
This
behavior
consistent
with
creation
a
parsimonious
simplified
model
evidence
they
receive,
achieved
pruning
completing
elements.
observation
suggests
brain
does
not
rely
on
exact
memories
but
world.
Moreover,
bias
can
be
analytically
modeled
memory/efficiency
trade-off.
correctly
accounts
for
previous
findings,
including
transition
probabilities
well
structures,
unifying
sequence
across
scales.
finally
propose
putative
implementations
bias.
According
to
the
language-of-thought
hypothesis,
regular
sequences
are
compressed
in
human
memory
using
recursive
loops
akin
a
mental
program
that
predicts
future
items.
We
tested
this
theory
by
probing
for
16-item
made
of
two
sounds.
recorded
brain
activity
with
functional
MRI
and
magneto-encephalography
(MEG)
while
participants
listened
hierarchy
variable
complexity,
whose
minimal
description
required
transition
probabilities,
chunking,
or
nested
structures.
Occasional
deviant
sounds
probed
participants’
knowledge
sequence.
predicted
task
difficulty
would
be
proportional
complexity
derived
from
length
our
formal
language.
Furthermore,
should
increase
learned
sequences,
decrease
deviants.
These
predictions
were
upheld
both
fMRI
MEG,
indicating
sequence
highly
dependent
on
structure
become
weaker
delayed
as
increases.
The
proposed
language
recruited
bilateral
superior
temporal,
precentral,
anterior
intraparietal,
cerebellar
cortices.
regions
overlapped
extensively
localizer
mathematical
calculation,
much
less
spoken
written
processing.
propose
these
areas
collectively
encode
repetitions
variations
their
composition
into
Software & Systems Modeling,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(5), P. 1077 - 1100
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Abstract
The
paper
proposes
universal
conceptual
modeling
,
that
strives
to
be
as
general-purpose
possible
and
accessible
anyone,
professionals
non-experts
alike.
idea
of
is
meant
catalyze
new
thinking
in
used
evaluate
develop
solutions,
such
languages,
approaches
for
requirements
elicitation,
or
tools.
These
solutions
should
usable
by
many
people
design
agents
purposes
possible,
aspiring
the
ideals
modeling.
We
propose
foundations
form
six
principles:
flexibility,
accessibility,
ubiquity,
minimalism,
primitivism,
modularity.
then
demonstrate
utility
these
principles
existing
languages
understand
practices.
Finally,
we
future
research
opportunities
realize
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Symbolic
models
play
a
key
role
in
cognitive
science,
expressing
computationally
precise
hypotheses
about
how
the
brain
implements
process.
Identifying
an
appropriate
model
typically
requires
great
deal
of
effort
and
ingenuity
on
part
human
scientist.
Here,
we
adapt
FunSearch
Romera-Paredes
et
al.
(2024),
recently
developed
tool
that
uses
Large
Language
Models
(LLMs)
evolutionary
algorithm,
to
automatically
discover
symbolic
accurately
capture
animal
behavior.
We
consider
datasets
from
three
species
performing
classic
reward-learning
task
has
been
focus
substantial
modeling
effort,
find
discovered
programs
outperform
state-of-the-art
for
each.
The
can
readily
be
interpreted
as
cognition,
instantiating
interpretable
learning
decision-making
algorithms.
Broadly,
these
results
demonstrate
viability
using
LLM-powered
program
synthesis
propose
novel
scientific
regarding
mechanisms
cognition.
Open Mind,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9, P. 401 - 417
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
core
aim
of
developmental
cognitive
science
is
to
uncover
the
basic
building
blocks
human
thought.
For
instance,
work
revealing
that
even
young
children,
adults
without
formal
education,
and
distant
animal
species
are
sensitive
Euclidean
properties
indicates
humans
may
be
endowed
with
some
primitive
understanding
geometry.
But
what
about
other
forms
geometry?
Here,
we
explore
children's
sensitivity
topological
spatial
forms.
We
show
like
adults,
spontaneously
distinguish
match
items
in
accordance
their
relations.
As
well,
judgments
object
similarity
remarkably
consistent
adults',
indicating
stability
concepts
throughout
lifespan.
Finally,
compare
various
geometric
curvature,
perpendicularity,
symmetry,
find
while
there
variability
performance
across
all
features
tested,
overall
for
vs.
comparable.
Collectively,
these
findings
suggest
children
have
an
intuitive
relations
among
visuospatial
representation.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(15)
Published: April 11, 2025
The
perception
of
geometric
regularity
in
shapes,
a
form
elementary
Euclidean
geometry,
is
fundamental
mathematical
intuition
humans.
We
demonstrate
this
understanding
an
animal,
the
carrion
crow.
Crows
were
trained
to
detect
visually
distinct
intruder
shape
among
six
concurrent
arbitrary
shapes.
crows
able
immediately
apply
concept
quadrilaterals,
identifying
one
that
exhibited
differing
properties
compared
others
set.
effect,
showing
better
performance
with
shapes
featuring
right
angles,
parallel
lines,
or
symmetry
over
more
irregular
This
advantage
did
not
require
learning.
Our
findings
suggest
intuitions
are
specific
humans
but
deeply
rooted
biological
evolution.