Cognitive Synergy: A Principle to Guide the Tight Integration of Heterogeneous Components in Integrative AI Systems

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pupillometry (e.g. pupil size), cardiovascular measures (e.g. blood pressure), and electrodermal measures. In this literature review, we will provide an overview of studies that

Result: on the post-test Henry does not progress much (poor internalization) but on the post-test Henry does not progress much (poor internalization) but Michael progresses a lot

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30-word summary:This article outlines the proposal that many aspects of cognition, from perception, to language acquisition, to high-level cognition involve finding patterns

As already emphasized by early surprise theorists (see Reisenzein, 2000a), the interruption and attentional shift plus attentional binding caused by surprising events also

The data collected show there is difference between older blends (i.e. blends that have been in use for at least 100 years) and recent blends. The data show that older blends are

Specifically, we calcu- lated unadjusted repeatability (R), repeatability adjusted for test order (R n ), and repeatability adjusted for test order and individ- ual determinants (R ni