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Cognitive Systems Outreach Wiki
Welcome to the Cognitive Systems Outreach Wiki. Cognitive systems are intelligent entities that exploit real-time cognition (they thinks for themselves) in behaving in interaction with their world. As a field, Cognitive Systems is a fast-developing new approach to understanding intelligent systems, and building artificial ones. It is founded on many different disciplines.
This page was set up as a part of The Cognitive Systems Outreach Project. It is intended mostly for academics and other professionals involved in Cognitive Systems, so that we can share teaching and other material. We appreciate all contributions! Please create an account and login to edit these pages, using the link in the upper-right-hand corner. We appreciate additions and corrections to any of the projects and lists below. If you have any questions please contact Veronica Sundstedt (Cognitive Systems Outreach Officer).
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Curriculum Project
An ideal curriculum for teaching a course on cognitive systems (natural and/or artificial) would have to embrace a huge number of topics. This wiki page has a list of topics related to cognitive systems with input from people working in the field. This is a suggested (non-exhaustive) list of topics related to cognitive systems inspired by the model curriculum in the euCognition wiki. This list of topics is very much a work in progress. We hope that other researchers will modify it, build on it, argue over it, and develop it collaboratively into a useful shared resource.
Teaching Resources
Lecture notes, slides, exam materials, etc. that lecturers in cognitive systems wish to share with their peers.
Robot Gallery
People and Groups
Projects
- Cognitive Systems Project Links
Blogs and Seminars
Information on using Mediawiki
Anyone can edit this wiki, provided that they create an account for themselves. Login or create an account using the link in the top-right corner of the page.
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- Configuration settings list
- MediaWiki FAQ
- MediaWiki release mailing list
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The Cognitive Systems Outreach Project
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