Loading...
Thumbnail Image
Journal Title
IEEE Transactions on Cognitive And Developmental Systems

Filters

Settings

Now showing 1 - 2 of 2
  • Loading...
    Thumbnail Image
    Some of the metrics are blocked by your 
    consent settings
    Item type:Publication,
    Artificial Cognitive Systems that can answer Human Creativity Tests : An Approach and Two Case Studies
    (2018)
    Olteteanu, Ana-Maria
    ;
    Falomir, Zoe
    ;
    Freksa, Christian
    Creative cognitive systems are rarely assessed with the same tools as human creativity. In this paper, an approach is proposed for building cognitive systems which can solve human creativity tests. The importance of using cognitively viable processes, cognitive knowledge acquisition and organization, and cognitively comparable evaluation when implementing creative problem-solving systems is emphasized. Two case studies of artificial cognitive systems evaluated with human creativity tests are reviewed. A general approach is put forward. The applicability of this general approach to other creativity tests and artificial cognitive systems, together with ways of performing cognitive knowledge acquisition for these systems are then explored.
    journal article
    Band:10/2
      310  536
  • Loading...
    Thumbnail Image
    Some of the metrics are blocked by your 
    consent settings
    Item type:Publication,
    Towards Using Cognitive Word Associates to Create Functional Remote Associates Test Problems
    (2016)
    Olteteanu, Ana-Maria
    Human creativity is assessed with a variety of tools, one of which is the Remote Associates Test. Two linguistic variants of this test exist: the compound and the functional Remote Associates Test. While normative data and solvers for the compound RAT exist, data sets of functional items are very rarely encountered in the literature. Such data sets would allow (i) a deeper understanding and the simulation of the cognitive associative processes used in creativity tasks and (ii) the comparison of performance and process between the two types of queries. In this paper, an approach to knowledge acquisition and computational generation of functional Remote Associates Test items is explored. Possibilities of cognitive evaluation are discussed.
    conference paper
      291  329