Mike,
I've printed but not yet fully studied the Barsalou paper. But I am still very
comforted by your quotation from his work:
... he posits as primary something more like 2) an "agent-dependent
instruction manual. According to this metaphor, knowledge of a category is not
a general descri
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Mike,
Thanks for the reference, which I will study further. As many know, the
Texai KB is currently
des, which fits naturally
with the whole notion of hierarchical memory.
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