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I. INTRODUCTION
Cognitive Co mputing (CC) is an emerging parad ig m of
intelligent computing theories and technologies based on
cognitive informat ics, which imp lements computational
intelligence by autonomous inferences and perceptions
mimicking the mechanis ms of the brain. Cognitive
computing is the simu lation of human thought processes in
a computerized model.
Cognitive co mputing involves self-learn ing systems that
use data min ing, pattern recognition and natural language
processing to mimic the way the human brain works. The
goal of cognitive computing is to create automated IT
systems that are capable of s olving problems without
requiring human assistance.
Cognitive co mputing has its roots in the 1950s, when
computer co mpanies first began to develop intelligent
computer systems. Most of these systems were limited,
however, because they could not learn fro m their
experiences. Early artificial intelligence could be taught a
set of parameters, but was not capable of making decisions
for itself or intelligently analy zing a situation and co ming
up with a solution. Enthusiasm for the technology began to
wane, as scientists feared that an intelligent co mputer could
never be developed.
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controlled by the programming we inflict on the
system.
According to Kelly, the next era will be:
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rates increase to drive data faster, power consumption goes
up dramatically, and even at rest these machines need a lot
of electricity. More importantly, co mputers have to be
programmed. They are hard wired and fau lt prone. They
are good at executing defined algorith ms and performing
analytics.
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IV.
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
COGNITIVE EXPERIENCE
OF
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V. CONCLUSION
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