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This is the coursework for COG 366 in the Fall 2017 semester.
Review Programming Challenge 1: First Prolog Programming Languages KB
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Review Programming Challenge 2: Extended Prolog Programming Languages KB
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Ten Crypto Problems and Solutions
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Work Site Assignment (The page you are currently looking at)
CCM Programming Challenge: New York State Professional Sports Teams
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Computational Cognitive Modeling - Global Variables
Global Variable GV1 - Destructive:
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GV1 Destructive Demo:
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Global Variable GV2 - Nondestructive:
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GV2 Nondestructive Demo:
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GV2 - Nondestructive User Guide:
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Computational Cognitive Modeling - Reading Assignment: The Unconscious Juggling of Mental Objects
Preface 2 - The Unconscious Juggling of Mental Objects:
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CCM Programming Challenge - Crypto Problem Generator
Crypto Prolog Code:
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10 Randomly Generated Cryptos and Solutions to them:
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CCM Programming Challenge - Crypto Essential Exhaustive Problem
Crypto Combinatorial Sets:
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Crypto Problem Solver Orders 2,3,4:
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Crypto Problem Solver Orders 2,3,4,5:
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Crypto Problem Solver: Create and Solve:
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Essay
Computational Cognitive Modeling - Reading Assignment: The Architecture of Jumbo, Part 1
The Architecture of Jumbo, Part 1, pg97-105:
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List Processing
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List Processing Prolog User's Guide:
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Video Enrichment Assignment
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CCM - Reading Assignment - The Incredible Eliza Effect and Its Dangers
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Crypto NLP Interface
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Computational Cognitive Modeling - Reading Assignment: High-level Perception, Representation, and Analogy
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Heuristic Problem Solver
Part 1: Cryptos Solved with Heuristics:
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Part 2: Human Executability (HEX) Rules for Heuristics:
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Part 3: Human Executability (HEX) Rules Applied for Heuristics:
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Part 4: Applicability:
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Part 5: Predicates:
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Part 6: New Heuristics:
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Part 7: New Heuristics in depth:
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Final Heuristic Problem Solver
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Other Stuff
Relative Course Material
Wiki Page on Cognitive Science
- Overview of the field of Cognitive Science
Cognitive Science Society
- Site of the leading organization of the field of Cognitive Science
Douglas Hofstadter
- Did he write it?
Chapter 1 of the Cambridge Handbook of Computational Cognitive Modeling
- Nice introduction to CCM by an RPI professor
Recursion Prolog Code
- Rectangle Recursion problem from class
Prolog Wiki Page
- Overview of Prolog
SWI-PROLOG Manual
- Manual to learn or lookup information on swi-prolog
Computational Cognition
- Overview of Computational Cognition Science
COG 356 Work
- My coursework in another COGSCI class
COG 376 Work
- My coursework in another COGSCI class