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2. Does Meta-space Theory Explain Insight?

Author

Wolf, David F., Beskin, Jonathan, and Dietrich, Eric

Abstract

Previous computational theories of problem solving have not accounted for the occasional display of accelerated problem solving by humans working on conceptually hard problems. Researchers refer to this behavior as insight. Kaplan and Simon describe insight as the selection of a good representation of the problem by the problem solver. They propose a dual-state space theory, meta-space theory, to explain insight (lO^lan and Simon, 1990). W e show that meta-space theory is unfalsifiable. W e then show that the nature of meta-space theory makes it superfluous for the study of human problem solving.

Published
1995

4. Distributed Training Network Guard (DTNG)

Author

TRUSTED COMPUTER SOLUTIONS HERNDON VA, Beskin, Jonathan, Schippler, Linda, Sharma, Romil, TRUSTED COMPUTER SOLUTIONS HERNDON VA, Beskin, Jonathan, Schippler, Linda, and Sharma, Romil

Abstract

The purpose of this project was to develop a Distributed Training Network Guard (DTNG) to allow simulation systems operating at different security levels to interoperate within a common, synthetic environment, thereby enhancing the capability to support full mission training and rehearsal. More specifically, the objective was to develop and demonstrate a multi-level security (MLS) network guard that supports distributed simulation training systems interoperating at different security levels within a High Level Architecture (HLA) environment., The original document contains color images.

Published
2005

5. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE "SITUATED".

Author

Loren, Lewis A., Dietrich, Eric, Morrison, Clayton, and Beskin, Jonathan

Subjects
ARTIFICIAL intelligence, CONNECTIONISM, DISTRIBUTED computing
Abstract

Presents an approach to artificial intelligence. Explicit formulation of the theoretical foundations of situated action; Differences between artificial intelligence and connectionism; Notion of parallel distributed processing.

Published
1998
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