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Centers for Cognitive Science Research
Endangered and Underdescribed Languages
Language Acquisition
Spatial Cognition
Computational Modeling of Cognition
Theory of Mind
Evolution of Cognition
Applied Cognitive Science
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John Case
John Case's research in cognitive science has two parts.
One part of his cognitive science related research is within
computational learning theory
(COLT),
the mathematical study
of the capabilities and limits of machines to learn, from relevant
data, rules for computing functions or for recognizing concepts.
His work in
COLT
employs such tools from mathematical logic as
recursive function theory and
machine
self-reference, and he is
also interested in the latter as a model of machine self-knowledge.
Another part of his work involves discrete, analog simulations on
lattice-connected
computers to model spatial reasoning and mental
image manipulation.
Other Research Groups
Bioinformatics
Theory of Computation
Contact Info:
Phone: (302) 831-2714
Office:
101A
Smith Hall
Email:
case AT cis DOT udel DOT edu
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