Cognitive Systems Research, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, March 2002

Christian D. Schunn, Wayne D. Gray:
Introduction to the special issue on computational cognitive modeling. 1-3
Gianluca Baldassarre:
A modular neural-network model of the basal ganglia's role in learning and selecting motor behaviours. 5-13
Rutvik Desai:
Bootstrapping in miniature language acquisition. 15-23
Michael D. Fleetwood, Michael D. Byrne:
Modeling icon search in ACT-R/PM. 25-33
Fernand Gobet, Samuel Jackson:
In search of templates. 35-44
Matt Jones, Thad A. Polk:
An attractor network model of serial recall. 45-55
Christian Lebiere, Frank J. Lee:
Intention superiority effect: A context-switching account. 57-65
Marsha C. Lovett:
Modeling selective attention: Not just another model of Stroop (NJAMOS). 67-76
David Peebles, Peter C. H. Cheng:
Extending task analytic models of graph-based reasoning: A cognitive model of problem solving with Cartesian graphs in ACT-R/PM. 77-86
James A. Reggia, Reiner Schulz:
The role of computational modeling in understanding hemispheric interactions and specialization. 87-94
Dario D. Salvucci, Kristen L. Macuga:
Predicting the effects of cellular-phone dialing on driver performance. 95-102
Niels Taatgen:
A model of individual differences in skill acquisition in the Kanfer-Ackerman air traffic control task. 103-112
Carol Whitney:
An explanation of the length effect for rotated words. 113-119

Paolo Frasconi, Marco Gori, Franz J. Kurfess, Alessandro Sperduti:
Special issue on integration of symbolic and connectionist systems. 121-123
Giovanna Castellano, Anna Maria Fanelli, Corrado Mencar:
A neuro-fuzzy network to generate human-understandable knowledge from data. 125-144
Barbara Hammer:
Recurrent networks for structured data - A unifying approach and its properties. 145-165
Bruno Apolloni, Dario Malchiodi, Christos Orovas, Giorgio Palmas:
From synapses to rules. 167-201
Ofer Melnik, Jordan B. Pollack:
Theory and scope of exact representation extraction from feed-forward networks. 203-226
Jane Neumann:
Learning the systematic transformation of holographic reduced representations. 227-235
Dimitrios Vogiatzis, Andreas Stafylopatis:
Reinforcement learning for rule extraction from a labeled dataset. 237-253
Stefan Wermter, Christo Panchev:
Hybrid preference machines based on inspiration from neuroscience. 255-270

Tom Ziemke:
Introduction to the special issue on situated and embodied cognition. 271-274
Fred Keijzer:
Representation in dynamical and embodied cognition. 275-288
Naoya Hirose:
An ecological approach to embodiment and cognition. 289-299
Stephen E. Robbins:
Semantics, experience and time. 301-337
Alexander Riegler:
When is a cognitive system embodied? 339-348
David de Léon:
Cognitive task transformations. 349-359
Steven M. Kemp:
Operationalizing situated cognition and learning. 361-383
Gün R. Semin, Eliot R. Smith:
Interfaces of social psychology with situated and embodied cognition. 385-396
Kerstin Dautenhahn, Bernard Ogden, Tom Quick:
From embodied to socially embedded agents - Implications for interaction-aware robots. 397-428
Paul Vogt:
The physical symbol grounding problem. 429-457
Jun Tani, Jun Yamamoto:
On the dynamics of robot exploration learning. 459-470
William J. Clancey:
Simulating activities: Relating motives, deliberation, and attentive coordination. 471-499
Carole Sève, Jacques Saury, Jacques Theureau, Marc Durand:
Activity organization and knowledge construction during competitive interaction in table tennis. 501-522
Hanna Risku:
Situatedness in translation studies. 523-533
Wolff-Michael Roth:
From action to discourse: The bridging function of gestures. 535-554

Norberto Eiji Nawa, Katsunori Shimohara, Osamu Katai:
On fairness and learning agents in a bargaining model with uncertainty. 555-578
Eric O. Postma:
Review of Dynamic Vision: From Images to Face Recognition: S. Gong, S. McKenna & A. Psarrou; Imperial College Press, 2000. 579-581

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