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The Fluid Analogies Research Group (FARG) at CRCC is currently made up of
graduate students from the Cognitive
Science Program at Indiana. Most of us are affiliated with the Computer Science Department, but we have
been known to harbor people from the Philosophy Department too.
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Current students:
- Francisco Lara-Dammer -- geometry
- Abhijit Mahabal --
number sequences, Seq-See
- Eric Nichols --
Musicat: melodic expectation in the Seek Well microdomain
- Damien Sullivan --
Magnificat (or possibly Copy Spirit), a Metacat with yet more memory and
reflective awareness of its problem domain
- William York -- humor and creativity
Past PhD students, with thesis titles:
- Don Byrd -- Music
Notation by Computer
- Dave Chalmers -- Toward
a Theory of Consciousness
- Gray A. Clossman -- A Model of Categorization and Learning in a
Connectionist Broadcast System
- Hamid Ekbia
-- AI Dreams and Discourse: Science and Engineering in Tension
- Harry Foundalis -- Phaeaco: A Cognitive Architecture Inspired by Bongard's Problems
- Bob
French -- Tabletop: An emergent, stochastic model of analogy-making
- Jim Marshall --
Metacat: A Self-Watching Cognitive Architecture for Analogy-making and High
level Perception
- Marsha Meredith --
Seek-Whence: A Model of Pattern Perception
- Melanie Mitchell -- Copycat: A
Computer Model of High-Level Perception and
Conceptual Slippage in Analogy-making
- Gary McGraw -- Letter Spirit
(Part One): Emergent High-level
Perception of Letters Using Fluid Concepts
- John Rehling
-- Letter Spirit (Part Two): Modeling Creativity in a Visual
Domain
- Wang Pei (Pei
Wang) -- Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System: Exploring the Essence of
Intelligence
Others:
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