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Applications of Conceptual Spaces

Part of the Synthese Library Book Series (volume 359)

Editors: Zenker, Frank; Gärdenfors, Peter

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-15021-5

ISBN: 978-3-319-15020-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2015

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Editors’ Introduction: Conceptual Spaces at Work

Gärdenfors, Peter; Zenker, Frank

Pages: 3 –13

[This introductory chapter provides a non-technical presentation of conceptual spaces as a representational framework for modeling different kinds of similarity relations in various cognitive domains. Moreover, we briefly summarize each chapter in this volume.]
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From Conceptual Spaces to Predicates

Dessalles, Jean-Louis

Pages: 17 –31

[Why is a red face not really red? How do we decide that this book is a textbook or not? Conceptual spaces provide the medium on which these computations are performed, but an additional operation is needed: Contrast. By contrasting a reddish face with a prototypical face, one gets a prototypical...
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Conceptual Spaces at Work in Sensory Cognition: Domains, Dimensions and Distances

Paradis, Carita

Pages: 33 –55

[This chapter makes use of two data sources, terminological schemas for wine descriptions and actual wine reviews, for the investigation of how experiences of sensory perceptions of vision, smell, taste and touch are described. In spite of all the great challenges involved in describing...
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Conceptual Spaces, Features, and Word Meanings: The Case of Dutch Shirts

Zwarts, Joost

Pages: 57 –78

[This paper explores how a conceptual space for the representation of word meanings can be constructed and visualized for one particular domain, namely Dutch words for different types of shirts. It draws on earlier empirical corpus-based research that has identified different features for...
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Meaning Negotiation

Warglien, Massimo; Gärdenfors, Peter

Pages: 79 –94

[While “meaning negotiation” has become an ubiquitous term, its use is often confusing. A negotiation problem implies not only a convenience to agree, but also diverging interest on what to agree upon. It implies agreement but also the possibility of (voluntary) disagreement. In this chapter, we...
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How to Talk to Each Other via Computers: Semantic Interoperability as Conceptual Imitation

Scheider, Simon; Kuhn, Werner

Pages: 97 –122

[What exactly does interoperability mean in the context of information science? Which entities are supposed to interoperate, how can they interoperate, and when can we say they are interoperating? This question, crucial to assessing the benefit of semantic technology and information ontologies,...
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Conceptual Spaces and Computing with Words

Aisbett, Janet; Rickard, John T.; Gibbon, Greg

Pages: 123 –139

[The purpose of this paper is to explore synergies and gaps in research in Conceptual Spaces (CS) and Computing with Words (CWW), which both attempt to address aspects of human cognition such as judgement and intuition. Both CS and CWW model concepts in term of collections of properties, and use...
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Self-Organisation of Conceptual Spaces from Quality Dimensions

Vogt, Paul

Pages: 141 –163

[This chapter presents a discussion on how conceptual spaces can evolve from a set of quality dimensions, and how these spaces can become shared among a population of cognitive agents. An agent-based simulation of Steels’ Talking Heads experiment is presented in which virtual agents construct...
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Logical, Ontological and Cognitive Aspects of Object Types and Cross-World Identity with Applications to the Theory of Conceptual Spaces

Guizzardi, Giancarlo

Pages: 165 –186

[Types are fundamental for conceptual domain modeling and knowledge representation in computer science. Frequently, monadic types used in domain models have as their instances objects (endurants, continuants), i.e., entities persisting in time that experience qualitative changes while keeping...
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A Cognitive Architecture for Music Perception Exploiting Conceptual Spaces

Chella, Antonio

Pages: 187 –203

[A cognitive architecture for a musical agent is presented. The architecture extends and complete an architecture for computer vision previously developed by the author by taking into account many relationships between vision and music perception. The focus of the agent architecture is an...

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