Semantic Cognition: A Parallel Distributed Processing Approach (Bradford Book)
by Timothy T Rogers, Professor Of Psychology And Director Of The Center For Mind Brain And Computation James L Mcclelland
Semantic Cognition presents a parallel distributed processing perspective on how the mind represents and acquires knowledge. Through computational modeling, Timothy T. Rogers and James L. McClelland illuminate the neural basis of semantic memory, bridging psychology, neuroscience, and computer science in this seminal Bradford Book.
About This Book
Semantic Cognition offers a parallel distributed processing approach to understanding how humans acquire and represent knowledge. Drawing on computational models, it examines the mechanisms underlying semantic memory and learning.
The book, part of the Bradford Books series, integrates insights from psychology and neuroscience to explain cognitive processes. It emphasizes connectionist models that simulate brain-like computation.
Authors Timothy T. Rogers and James L. McClelland, a professor of psychology, contribute to the field of mind, brain, and computation through this detailed exploration.
This work provides a foundation for studying how distributed networks handle complex semantic tasks, influencing research in artificial intelligence and cognitive modeling.
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