The CLARION Computational Cognitive Architecture: A Tutorial
• 일시: 2010년 10월 27일(수) - 2010년 10월 30일(토) 10:00~12:00/13:00~15:00 (4시간)
• 장 소 : CHiPS(N26) 1층 강당
• 연사: Dr. Ron Sun (Prof., Dept. of Cognitive Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA / President-Elect, International Neural Network Society)
This tutorial introduces participants to the CLARION cognitive architecture - a
comprehensive computational psychological model of the mind, and presents a detailed
description of CLARION, as well as simulation examples, advanced topics, and code
demonstrations. It will present conceptual (psychological), theoretical, and
implementation aspects of the cognitive architecture.
Participants should have some prior exposure to artificial neural networks, machine
learning, and/or cognitive architectures. Preferably, participants should also have some
experience with some object-oriented programming language (in particular C# or Java).
However, prior understanding of these areas can be limited, as both basic and advanced
topics related to computational cognitive modeling using CLARION will be covered.
Overview of CLARION.
2010.10.27 Quick introduction to OOP
(Wed.) Quick introduction to the CLARION library
The procedural knowledge in CLARION - structure and representation
The procedural knowledge in CLARION - top-down and bottom-up
2010.10.28
learning
(Thu.)
The declarative knowledge and learning in CLARION
2010.10.29
The motivational and metacognitive mechanisms in CLARION
(Fri.)
2010.10.30
Q&A; research discussions
(Sat.)
The lectures will be for half day on each of first three days; the other half day will be
reserved for reading and programming assignments for students.
ü등록비: 학생 100,000원 / 일반 200,000원 (단, ICC 지원이 확정될 경우 면제 가능)
ü선착순 50명 정원, 담당자에게 이메일로 신청
ü문의: 뇌과학연구센터 이수영 교수, 담당: 신필호 (T. 8491, phshin@kaist.ac.kr)
Dr. Ron Sun is Professor of Cognitive
Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
and formerly the James C. Dowell Professor of
Engineering and Professor of Computer
Science at the University of Missouri-
Columbia. He received his Ph.D in 1992 from
Brandeis University.
Dr. Ron Sun's research interests center around the study of
cognition, especially in the areas of cognitive architectures, human
and machine learning, human and machine reasoning, multi-agent
social simulation, and hybrid connectionist models. He is the author
of over 200 papers (including more than 70 journal publications),
and has written, edited or contributed to 22 books. For his paper on
integrating rule-based reasoning and connectionist models, he
received the 1991 David Marr Award from Cognitive Science Society.
In 2008, he received the Hebb Award from International Neural
Networks Society for his contributions to psychology of learning.
Dr. Ron Sun is the founding co-editor-in-chief of the journal
Cognitive Systems Research (Elsevier). He also serves (or served) on
the editorial board of Connection Science, Neural Networks,
Cognitive Computation, and many other journals. He was the
general chair and the program chair for COGSCI 2006, and the
program chair for IJCNN 2007. He is a member of the Governing
Board of Cognitive Science Society, and a member of the Board of
Governors of International Neural Networks Society. He has also
been on the program committees of many conferences. He has
been an invited/plenary speaker for some of them.
His URL is: http://www.cogsci.rpi.edu/~rsun