Quiz 1

Question 1

Semantic vs Declarative knowledge/memory

Answer 1

You can store a statement without knowing its memory.

Question 2

Computational level

Answer 2

is there a way to try and compute everything that is possible to commute
1)specify the problem
2)why is there a problem or question
3)explore your limitations

Question 3

Declarative knowledge/memory

Answer 3

deals with the facts,deductions, assertions etc.
Ex.Rumble is blue (doesn’t have to be true)

Question 4

Concept

Answer 4

an abstract or concrete idea that represents things we have grouped together

Question 5

Tri level hypothesis

Answer 5

1)Computational level
2)Algorithmic level
3)Implementation level

Question 6

Proposition

Answer 6

a logical statement or assertion typically in the form of a simple sentence that can be proven true or false

Question 7

Analogy

Answer 7

a mental representation that allows one to compare something unfamiliar to something familiar

Question 8

Prospective knowledge/memory

Answer 8

Deals with imagined/predicted future events
ex. I will by legacy Tarn

Question 9

Episodic knowledge/memory

Answer 9

Deals with specific experince and events
ex. One time I found 6 new transformers at the thrift store

Question 10

Syllogism

Answer 10

3 related logical propositions

Question 11

Why do product rules exist

Answer 11

exists to produce a thought and/or action ad/or a sequence of thoughts/actions

Question 12

Semantic knowledge/memory

Answer 12

Memories that have meaning usually from interbreeding with other memory tpes

Question 13

Procedural knowledge/memory

Answer 13

deals with techniques,algorithimc steps,technical instructions, processes and methods
ex. Start by transforming bees legs

Question 14

Requirements for representation

Answer 14

1)A representation bearer
2)Content of a non symbolic reference
3)An interpreter
4)Semantics
5)Intentionallity

Question 15

Representation

Answer 15

Something symbolic in the “mental” world that can stand for something in the physical world and vice versa

Question 16

Production rule

Answer 16

a conditional if-then statement composed of propositions that link conditions to actions in a cause and effect manor

Question 17

Implementation level

Answer 17

Specifies which medium,substrate, and/or agent can best realize a solution to the problem

Question 18

Algorithmic level

Answer 18

provides the instructions,methods and procedure for solving the problem

Question 19

Memory types

Answer 19

1)Declarative knowledge/memory
2)Procedural knowledge/memory
3)Episodic knowledge/memory
4)prospective knowledge/memory
5)semantic knowledge/memory