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	Natural Deduction in Connectionist Systems William Bechtel Department of Philosophy Georgia State University Abstract The relation between logic and thought has long been controversial, but has recently Add to Reading List Document Date: 2002-06-26 02:26:00 Open Document File Size: 151,72 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Connectionist Systems / PDP Research Group / / Facility Georgia State University / / IndustryTerm feedforward network / recurrent network / cognitive systems / feedforward networks / backpropagation algorithm / internal device / finite state device / conducted using software / cognitive processing system / / Organization Georgia State University / Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology / Connectionist Systems William Bechtel Department / / Person John Nolt / Pylyshyn / Adele Abrahamsen / / Position Chancellor / judge / official commentator / florist / / Technology backpropagation algorithm / / SocialTag Philosophy of artificial intelligence Computational neuroscience Connectionism Learning Cognition Language of thought hypothesis ACT-R Jerry Fodor Philosophy of mind Cognitive science

Natural Deduction in Connectionist Systems William Bechtel Department of Philosophy Georgia State University Abstract The relation between logic and thought has long been controversial, but has recentlyAdd to Reading List