Schematic concept formation: Demonstration in a free sorting task

Concept Formation 1 Concept Formation

Perception of Everyday Sounds: A Developmental Study of a Free Sorting Task

OBJECTIVES The analysis of categorization of everyday sounds is a crucial aspect of the perception of our surrounding world. However, it constitutes a poorly explored domain in developmental studies. The aim of our study was to understand the nature and the logic of the construction of auditory cognitive categories for natural sounds during development. We have developed an original approach ba...

Demonstration of Sorting Algorithms on Mobile Platforms

This paper presents a systematic approach to the implementation of a mobile framework for demonstrating of sorting algorithms. Well-known corresponding projects are listed. The pseudo-code form is discussed, together with the graphical presentation of actions. A set of atomic operations that reveal the concept of sorting algorithms has been identified. Implementations of Gnome Sort, Insertion S...

Binary Quantum Receiver Concept Demonstration

An experimental demonstration of a quantum optimal receiver for optical binary signals, developed as a joint effort by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the California Institute of Technology, is described in this article. A brief summary of the classical, quantum optimal, and quantum near-optimal solutions for detecting binary signals is first presented. The components and experimental setup u...

A Demonstration of Interactive Task Learning

We will demonstrate a tabletop robotic agent that learns new tasks through interactive natural language instruction. The tasks to be demonstrated are simple puzzles and games, such as Tower of Hanoi, Eight Puzzle, Tic-Tac-Toe, Three Men’s Morris, and the Frog and Toads puzzle. We will include a live, interactive simulation of a mobile robot that learns new tasks using the same system. Humans ar...