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Principles of NoologyConceptual Grounding and Operational Representation

Principles of Noology: Conceptual Grounding and Operational Representation [Conceptual grounding refers to the process of linking concepts represented in a noological system to its real-world referents. This imbues the system with the ability to “truly understand” the concepts that it manipulates and enables it to apply them for problem solving and other noological processes effectively. This chapter describes how “operational representations” can be used to represent a variety of concepts at the ground level. These include concepts of existence, movement, propulsion, materialization, reflection, obstruction, penetration, attachment, etc. Other more complex concepts can be built upon these grounded concepts, achieving the effect of grounding through them. The convergence of our method of conceptual grounding and that of cognitive linguistics is discussed.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Principles of NoologyConceptual Grounding and Operational Representation

Part of the Socio-Affective Computing Book Series (volume 3)
Ho, Seng-Beng
Principles of Noology — Jun 29, 2016
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Springer International Publishing
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© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016
ISBN
978-3-319-32111-0
Pages
145 –189
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-32113-4_4
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[Conceptual grounding refers to the process of linking concepts represented in a noological system to its real-world referents. This imbues the system with the ability to “truly understand” the concepts that it manipulates and enables it to apply them for problem solving and other noological processes effectively. This chapter describes how “operational representations” can be used to represent a variety of concepts at the ground level. These include concepts of existence, movement, propulsion, materialization, reflection, obstruction, penetration, attachment, etc. Other more complex concepts can be built upon these grounded concepts, achieving the effect of grounding through them. The convergence of our method of conceptual grounding and that of cognitive linguistics is discussed.]

Published: Jun 29, 2016

Keywords: Conceptual grounding; Semantic grounding; Meaning; Knowledge representation; Operational representation; Spatiotemporal representation; Atomic operator; Cognitive linguistics

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