
Publication details
Publisher: Springer
Place: Berlin
Year: 2010
Series: Studies in Computational Intelligence
ISBN (Hardback): 9783642152221
Full citation:
Lorenzo Magnani, Walter Carnielli, Claudio Pizzi (eds), Model-based reasoning in science and technology, Berlin, Springer, 2010
Model-based reasoning in science and technology
Contents
Naturalizing Peirce's semiotics
ecological psychology's solution to the problem of creative abduction
Alex Kirlik, Peter Storkerson
31-50
Pathophysiology of cancer and the entropy concept
Konradin Metze, Randall L. Adam, Gian Kayser, Klaus Kayser
199-206
A pattern language for Roberto Burle Marx landscape design
Carlos E. Verzola Vaz, Maria G. Caffarena Celani
207-219
A visual model of Peirce's 66 classes of signs unravels his late proposal of enlarging semiotic theory
Priscila Borges
221-237
The role of agency detection in the invention of supernatural beings
Tommaso Bertolotti, Lorenzo Magnani
239-262
Using analogical representations for mathematical concept formation
Alison Pease, Simon Colton, Ramin Ramezani, Alan Smaill, Markus Guhe
301-314
Good experimental methodologies and simulation in autonomous mobile robotics
Francesco Amigoni, Viola Schiaffonati
315-332
Emergent semiotics in genetic programming and the self-adaptive semantic crossover
Rafael Inhasz
381-392
Abduction and meaning in evolutionary soundscapes
Mariana Shellard, José E. Fornari, Jonatas Manzolli
407-427
Consequences of a diagrammatic representation of paul cohen's forcing technique based on C.S. Peirce's existential graphs
Gianluca Caterina, Rocco Gangle
429-443
Morality according to a cognitive interpretation
a semantic model for moral behavior
Sara Dellantonio, Remo Job
495-517
Imagination in thought experimentation
sketching a cognitive approach to thought experiments
Margherita Arcangeli
571-587
Representations of contemporaneous events of a story for novice Readers
Barbara Arfé, Tania Di Mascio, Rosella Gennari
589-605
Understanding and augmenting human morality
an introduction to the actwith model of conscience
Jeffrey White
607-621