Reward Is Assessed in Three Dimensions That Correspond to the Semantic Differential

Reward Is Assessed in Three Dimensions That Correspond to the Semantic Differential

If choices are to be made between alternatives like should I go for a walk or grab a coffee, a 'common currency' is needed to compare them. This quantity, often known as reward in psychology and utility in economics, is usually conceptualised as a single dimension. Here we propose that to make a comparison between different options it is important to know not only the average reward, but also b...

a frame semantic approach to the study of translating cultural scripts in salingers franny and zooey

the frame semantic theory is a nascent approach in the area of translation studies which goes beyond the linguistic barriers and helps us to incorporate cognitive and cultural factors to the study of translation. based on rojos analytical model (2002b), which centered in the frames or knowledge structures activated in the text, the present research explores the various translation problems that...

Finding Patterns that Correspond to Episodes

Population Protocols that Correspond to Symmetric Games

Population protocols have been introduced by Angluin et al. as a model of networks consisting of very limited mobile agents that interact in pairs but with no control over their own movement. A collection of anonymous agents, modeled by finite automata, interact pairwise according to some rules that update their states. The model has been considered as a computational model in several papers. I...

Finding Patterns that Correspond to Episodes

We present two algorithms for elucidating structures in time series. These are unsupervised algorithms; they discover patterns without any knowledge about the episodic structures in the time series data. Yet, these patterns correspond with episodes, at least in an experiment with data from robot episodes. We offer a preliminary explanation for this result based on the idea that episodes persist...