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題名 On Susan Hurley`s Shared Circuits Model of Action Learning
論荷莉行動學習的迴路共享模型
作者 洪子偉
HUNG, Tzu-Wei
貢獻者 政治大學哲學學報
關鍵詞 Action Learning; Instrumental Action; Susan Hurley; shared Circuits Model.HMOSAIC Model
行動學習;工具性行動;蘇姍荷莉;迴路共享模型;階層式運動篩選與辨識機制
日期 2018-01
上傳時間 2019-04-02
摘要 Hurley’s shared circuits model (SCM) is a cognitive architecture that specifies behavior-related sociocognition in terms of the dynamic interactions among perception, action, and the world. Despite its explanatory power for action learning, this model confronts a challenge: although Hurley introduces representation to the SCM to describe higher cognitive skills, she rejects classical representations with a domain-specific processor. The SCM has thus been questioned in terms of its ability to accommodate representation and computation. In this paper, I present a solution that integrates a motor selection mechanism into the SCM. I show how this integration, which requires neither an additional specialized processor nor representation in any classical sense, explains action learning and provides a basis for even higher sociocognitive skills in terms of general computational processes.
英國哲學家蘇姍.荷莉所提出的迴路共享模型,是一個透過感知、運動與外在環境三者的動態系統來解釋人類行動的社會認知架構。雖然這個模型在解釋工具行動之學習上有很多優點,但由於荷莉並不接受古典表徵與相應的處理器,卻又引進表徵概念來處理高等認知能力,因此該模型不但被批評與動態系統不相容,其處理計算和表徵的能力也備受質疑。本文提出一個解決方案,將荷莉的模型與一運動控制機制相整合。在此整合架構下,不但無需預設古典表徵與處理器就能進行資訊處理,此架構也替未來描述更高層的認知能力(例如涉及命題、概念的認知能力)提供有利基礎。
關聯 政治大學哲學學報, 39, pp.37-70
資料類型 article
dc.contributor 政治大學哲學學報
dc.creator (作者) 洪子偉
dc.creator (作者) HUNG, Tzu-Wei
dc.date (日期) 2018-01
dc.date.accessioned 2019-04-02-
dc.date.available 2019-04-02-
dc.date.issued (上傳時間) 2019-04-02-
dc.identifier.uri (URI) http://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/122826-
dc.description.abstract (摘要) Hurley’s shared circuits model (SCM) is a cognitive architecture that specifies behavior-related sociocognition in terms of the dynamic interactions among perception, action, and the world. Despite its explanatory power for action learning, this model confronts a challenge: although Hurley introduces representation to the SCM to describe higher cognitive skills, she rejects classical representations with a domain-specific processor. The SCM has thus been questioned in terms of its ability to accommodate representation and computation. In this paper, I present a solution that integrates a motor selection mechanism into the SCM. I show how this integration, which requires neither an additional specialized processor nor representation in any classical sense, explains action learning and provides a basis for even higher sociocognitive skills in terms of general computational processes.
dc.description.abstract (摘要) 英國哲學家蘇姍.荷莉所提出的迴路共享模型,是一個透過感知、運動與外在環境三者的動態系統來解釋人類行動的社會認知架構。雖然這個模型在解釋工具行動之學習上有很多優點,但由於荷莉並不接受古典表徵與相應的處理器,卻又引進表徵概念來處理高等認知能力,因此該模型不但被批評與動態系統不相容,其處理計算和表徵的能力也備受質疑。本文提出一個解決方案,將荷莉的模型與一運動控制機制相整合。在此整合架構下,不但無需預設古典表徵與處理器就能進行資訊處理,此架構也替未來描述更高層的認知能力(例如涉及命題、概念的認知能力)提供有利基礎。
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dc.relation (關聯) 政治大學哲學學報, 39, pp.37-70
dc.subject (關鍵詞) Action Learning; Instrumental Action; Susan Hurley; shared Circuits Model.HMOSAIC Model
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 行動學習;工具性行動;蘇姍荷莉;迴路共享模型;階層式運動篩選與辨識機制
dc.title (題名) On Susan Hurley`s Shared Circuits Model of Action Learning
dc.title (題名) 論荷莉行動學習的迴路共享模型
dc.type (資料類型) article