Editorial: Consciousness and Cognition: New Approaches
Journal of Intelligent Systems December 1, 1999 Michael W. Wright, Colette Ray
principally concerned with the computational theory of cognition, rather than with phenomenal experience. With the maturing of cognitive science, there is a widely-held view that cognitive processes are computational, in the broad sense. They are implemented in the brain, which is a neural net, and in principle therefore they are implementable in artificial neural nets. Object recognition, the...