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Exploring the Use of Cognitive Models in AI Applications Using the Stroop Effect

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Exploring the Use of Cognitive Models in AI Applications Using the Stroop Effect

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Using a generalized adaptive frameworkfor unified cognitive modeling,wereplicate humanperformanceon a standardStrooptask withinan explanatorycomputational modelof vision, languageand higher order processing. Havingshownthe ability to generatesimilar results to its humancounterpartona StroopTest evaluation, wediscuss howa succession of similar tests on well-understood phenomenalike the StroopEffect can be used to refine a broadermodelof unified cognitionwhichcanthen be used to improvegeneralAIapplications.

Charles Hannon, Diane J. Cook

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Added	31 Oct 2010
Updated	31 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	FLAIRS
Authors	Charles Hannon, Diane J. Cook

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