Connectionism and Meaning: From Truth Conditions to Weight Representations

Intellect (UK) (1996)
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This book is a theoretical investigation into meaning - computationally driven, philosophically inspired and psychologically motivated. Concepts from formal and psychological semantics, the philosophy of mind and computational theory are examined and combined within the burgeoning new framework of connectionist cognitive science.

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