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Requirements & designs: Asking scientific questions about architectures
- In Proceedings of AISB ’06: Adaptation in Artificial and Biological Systems
, 2006
"... This paper discusses our views on the future of the field of cognitive architectures, and how the scientific questions that define it should be addressed. We also report on a set of requirements, and a related architecture design, that we are currently investigating as part of the CoSy project. 1 Wh ..."
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This paper discusses our views on the future of the field of cognitive architectures, and how the scientific questions that define it should be addressed. We also report on a set of requirements, and a related architecture design, that we are currently investigating as part of the CoSy project. 1 What Are Architectures? The first problem we face as researchers in the field of cognitive architectures is defining exactly what we are studying. This is important because the term “architecture ” is so widely used in modern technological fields. An agent’s cognitive architecture defines the information-processing components within the “mind ” of the agent, and how these components are structured in relation to each other. Also, there is a close link between architectures and the mechanisms and representations used within them (where