Computational Models of Cognition - Part 2
Offered By: MITCBMM via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore advanced concepts in cognitive science with MIT professor Josh Tenenbaum in this 59-minute lecture from the BMM Summer Course 2018. Delve into topics such as intuitive physics, mental models, vision, top-down processing, and learning. Examine real-world examples like the Food Truck Paradigm and reaching for objects to understand model prediction. Investigate how infants develop probabilistic expectations and gain insights into multiagent AI. Enhance your understanding of computational models of cognition and their applications in various fields.
Syllabus
Introduction
Intuitive Physics
Mental Model
Vision
Topdown
Example
Learning
Intuition
Food Truck Paradigm
Reaching for Objects
Model Prediction
Multiagent AI
infants make probabilistic expectations
Taught by
MITCBMM
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