The presentations
from this year's workshop are now online!
View them on the Agenda page:
http://www.sandia.gov/cog.systems/cognitive_workshop/agenda.htm
Currently,
the term "Cognitive Systems" is used broadly to refer to technologies
that range
the spectrum
of AI, Expert Systems and Human Machine Interaction. A more delimiting
definition is offered that describes a Cognitive System as follows:
"A
Cognitive System is one that utilizes psychologically plausible computational
representations of human cognitive processes as a basis for system designs
that seek to
engage the underlying mechanisms of human cognition and augment the
cognitive capacities
of human users, not unlike a "cognitive prosthesis."
In
this definition, emphasis is placed on psychologically plausible machine-based
representations and it is this emphasis that is believed important in
distinguishing a new
family of technology solutions from the bulk of ongoing activities in
AI, expert systems,
intelligent systems, agents, etc. Sandia National Laboratories and the
University of New
Mexico are co-hosting a workshop to explore current thinking and activities
with regard to
the above understanding of a cognitive system.
This
workshop should be of interest to those concerned with development of
systems in
which humans play a vital role and there is an objective for systems
to adapt and respond
to human operators in an intelligent manner.
Through
this workshop, we seek to bridge the following topical areas within
the single
technical discipline of Cognitive Systems:
-
physiological
and behavioral indicators of operator cognitive state
-
computational
models of human cognition
-
automated
knowledge capture
-
operator
cognitive state inference and system adaptation
-
augmented
cognition
-
product applications
The
workshop will be held July 6th - July 8th in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
We are requesting abstracts for paper presentations, posters and demonstrations.
Abstracts are due by March 30th 2005
and may be submitted to Sidney Holman (spholma@sandia.gov).
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