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An introduction to Cognitive Sciences

session 2

Pierre De Loor deloor@enib.fr

www.enib.fr/~deloor

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Models and simulation

Theorie Hypothesis Observable

Experimentation validation

Model

Simulation

Prediction

validation

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Example

• 2 hypothesis to « reach » a target

h1 - We evaluate the final position of the target and we go toward this point

h2 – We move constantly to preserve the object in front of us

Model – h1

Model – h2

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« subjective » Evaluation

Group 1 Is this behavior realist ?

Model – h1 Model – h2

Group 2 Is this behavior realist ?

no yes

no yes

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« Objective » evaluation

Real data 1 : Real data 2 Real data 3 Real data n

Model – h2

Model – h1 in out

in out in out in out

out out out

out out out out

out

Similarity

analysis 0.9

Similarity

analysis 0.1

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Insoluble conflict ?

Objective Pros :

Cons :

Subjective Pros :

Cons :

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Example for problem solving

[Danis, Santolini, Tijus 2000]

• Observation of 180

childrens (2-3 years old)

• Hypothesis (for 2-3 years childrens) :

– Hierarchie of properties :

– Color

– Place

– Shape

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Example of problem solving simulation [Danis, Santolini, Tijus 2000]

• Rule based model : 5 rules to select a slot

– R1 : The free slot with the same color

– R2 : Else : one free slot from the left to the right

– R3 : slot with the same color than slot occupied by pieces of the same color

– R4 : slot occupied by a piece of the same color (from the left to the right if they are numerous)

– R5 : slot on by one

• The simulation predict a majority of error/success of a lot of childrens.

• Some chidren exhibit differences (for example from the right

to the left rather than from the left to the right).

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Simulation is also used for neuroscience

http://bluebrain.epfl.ch/

https://www.humanbrainproject.eu

L’Exaflops pour 2020

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Reconstruction and Simulation of Neocortical Microcircuitry

• Article de 82 Auteurs, Cell, Volume 163, Issue 2, 8 October 2015, Pages 456–492

Volume 163, Issue 2, 8 October 2015, Pages 456–492

0.29 mm3

~31000 neurons 55 layer-specific morphological 207

morphoelectrical neuron subtypes

~8 million connections

~37 million synapses

Simulation

reproduce different in vitro and in vivo experiments

without parameter

tuning

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A : Tremendous work

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Neuro simulation

• Pros

– Understanding disease (Parkinson, Alzeimer ...) – Evaluation of hypothesis (in silico as model)

– Pedagogical material (prevention)

• Cons

– Is this level of detail sufficient, useless to explain cognition ?

– Where is the link with eduction, environment,

body and culture ?

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Caricatural Cognitive approach

processing

symbol reasoning

Memory or knowledge

symbol processing

acting

• Mind is information processing : metaphor of computer

• The goal of the researcher is to explain and to detail each functions

• Some debates and some observations take

into question this view

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Caricature of the Cognitive approach in neurosciences

• Brain area = cognitive functions

But recent advances : « connectom »

[Liza Grooss 2008]

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Studies on perception

• Cognitivism assumes the separation of the studie of each box

processing

symbol

reasoning

Memory or knowledge

symbol

processing

acting

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But some evidences shows that it

is not so separable ...

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Studies on perception

• automatic processing, unconscious

presupposition, links with memory and habit

• Example : the light come from the top

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Unconscious presupposition

• The world is in 3D : Müller-Lyer Illusion

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Attention during perception

• We can’t « understand » two talks in the same

time [Mackay 1973].

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A example of problem : Unconscious rescontruction

Close the right eye and fixe the circle with your eye in the center

We don’t see that we don’t see !!

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Another problem : Attention during perception : example

• How many passes does the team in white make ?

• video

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What is perception ???

- Attention, Polymodality, Cross-modality :

- Cats only perceive birds if they hear them and see them (Stein & Meredith, 1993)

- McGurk effect (ba voice – ga lips = da) - Double-flash illusion

- Rubber hand illusion

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Illusory Flashing

• Hearing 2 beeps while one flash : perceiving 2 flashes

• 1 beep don’t disturb the perception of the

number of flashes

no sounds

1 beep

fMRI confirm

correlations

beetwen

BOLD signal

and conditions

of the illusion

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Synesthesia

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Subjectivity – Pain - plasticity

Ramachandran, V. S., & Rogers-

Ramachandran, D. (2000). Phantom Limbs and Neural Plasticity. Archives of

Neurology, 57(3), 317.

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Cultural influence

• Oriental African People says that the woman

wear a hat and people are close to a tree (19

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Main fields in cognitive sciences

Cognitivism Connexionism enactionism Metaphor for

Mind

Digital Computer Parallel and distributed network

Dynamical

coupled systems World in relation

to us

Separate Objective

Representable (Symbols)

Separate Objective

Representable (Activation patterns)

Not separable Engaged

Presentable (through action) Metaphor for

Cognition

Symbol processing

Emergence of global states

History of

structural

coupling that

brings forth a

world

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Cognitivism

• Is the more popular paradigm

• Cognitive Sciences is timely linked with the apparition of Computer Science

• A lot of models, the more popular is ACT-R (model of reasoning and learning)

• A lot of works in philosophy of mind (analytic philosophy based on mental representation)

• But it never adress THE big problem of cognitive science : personal experience and consciousness

• Enaction adress it and now I will present enaction

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Retour aux fondamentaux de la psychologie

• William James (1890) illustre le flôt des pensées par un Kaleidoscope qui tourne ou chaque configuration stable est une pensée.

• De manière similaire, la conscience change en permanence avec des pensées essentielles

momentanément stables.

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