ACT-R Tutorial 18-Feb-19 Unit Four Unit 4: Activation of Chunks and Base-Level Learning There are two objectives of this unit. The first is to introduce the subsymbolic quantity of activation associated with chunks. The other is to show how those activation values are learned through the history of usage of the chunks. 4.1 Introduction We […]
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ACT-R Tutorial 18-Feb-19 Unit Six Unit 6: Selecting Productions on the Basis of Their Utilities and Learning these Utilities Occasionally, we have had cause to set parameters of productions so that one production will be preferred over another in the conflict resolution process. Now we will examine how production utilities are computed and used in
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ACT-R Tutorial 18-Feb-19 Unit One Unit 1: Introduction to ACT-R ACT-R is a cognitive architecture. It is a theory of the structure of the brain at a level of abstraction that explains how it achieves human cognition. That theory is instantiated in the ACT-R software which allows one to create models which may be used
ACT-R Model Writing This text and the corresponding texts in other units of the tutorial are included to help introduce cognitive modelers to the process of writing, testing, and debugging ACT-R models. Unlike the main tutorial units which cover the theory and use of ACT-R, these documents will cover issues related to using ACT-R from
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Unit 1 Code Description This document (and the corresponding documents in future units) will describe any ACT-R commands used in the unit¡¯s models which are not described in the main unit text, the code that implements the task/experiment for the models in that unit, how ACT-R is interfaced with the task/experiment, and describe additional commands
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Unit 6 Code Description The assignment for this unit is to write a complete experiment and model essentially from scratch. The demonstration experiment for this unit is much more complicated than the one needed for the assignment task. While it does provide information on creating more involved experiments for models, the models from earlier units
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