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Introduction to the Issue on Computational Models of Memory: Selected Papers From the International Conference on Cognitive Modeling
Topics in Cognitive Science 9 (1):48-50 (2017)
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Computational models of memory presented in this issue reflect varied empirical data and levels of representation. From mathematical models to neural and cognitive architectures, all aim to converge on a unified theory of the mind.Other Versions
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