Categories and Concepts: Theoretical Views and Inductive Data Analysis

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Academic Press (1993)
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A book aimed at advanced undergraduates and graduates in cognitive science and artificial intelligence, linguistics, applied mathematics and data analysis.

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Galois approach to the induction of concepts.Alain Guénoche & Iven Van Mechelen
Components of conceptual representation. From feature lists to recursive frames.  (pages 97-144)Lawrence Barsalou & Christopher Hale
Beyond prototypes and frames: The two-tiered concept representation.  (pages 145--172)Ryszard S. Michalski
Regression and discriminant analysis for analyzing judgments.  (pages 247--263)M. T. Brannick

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