Cognitive Modelling

Lectures 2010

Lecture slides will generally be posted before class each day. See Readings for links to papers.

No.WeekDate Topic SlidesReading
1 1 12/1Approaches to cognitive modelling 1-up, 6-upChater and Oaksford 1999; Cooper 2002, Ch. 1
2 1 15/1Levels of analysis, ACT-R 1-up, 6-upMarr 1982, pp. 19-29; Anderson 1996
3 2 19/1Tutorial: Basic features of Cogent 1-up, 4-up, modelCooper 2002, Ch. 2
4 2 22/1Cognitive architectures: models of problem solving 1-up, 4-upCooper 2002, Ch. 4
5 3 26/1Cognitive architectures: models of arithmetic 1-up, 4-upCooper 2002, Ch. 3
6 3 29/1Spoken word recognition 1-up, 4-upMarslen-Wilson, 1987
7 4 2/2Cognitive architectures: models of syntactic processing, part 1 1-up, 4-upCooper 2002, Ch. 7
8 4 5/2Cognitive architectures: models of syntactic processing, part 2 1-up, 4-upCooper 2002, Ch. 7
9 5 9/2Rational analysis 1-up, 4-upAnderson 1991, pp. 471-485
10 5 12/2Tutorial: Basic Probability Theory 1-up, 4-upManning and Schütze 1999, Ch. 2, Sec. 2.1
11 6 16/2Probabilistic models: models of decision making 1-up, 4-upCooper 2002, Ch. 6, Secs. 6.1-6.2
12 6 19/2Probabilistic models: Bayesian inference 1-up, 4-upGriffiths and Yuille 2006
13 7 23/2Tutorial: feedback/question session notes-
14 7 26/2Probabilistic models: models of memory 1-up, 4-upSteyvers and Griffiths 2008
15 8 2/3Probabilistic models: models of syntactic processing 1-up, 4-upJurafsky 1996, Secs.1-4.4 (pp. 137-174)
16 8 5/3Probabilistic models: Bayes nets 1-up, 4-upCharniak 1991
17 9 9/3Probabilistic models: models of causal inference 1-up, 4-upTenenbaum and Griffiths 2001 OR Griffiths and Tenenbaum 2005
18 9 12/3Guest lecture (John Pate): Speaking rationally 1-up, 4-upFrank and Jaeger 2008
-10 16/3no class --
1910 19/3Probabilistic models: models of visual word recognition 1-up, 4-upNorris 2006


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