Course #3 :Schema and Child Concept Acquisition:

Intuition initially sparse nodes of concepts and as the knowledge gets added nodes gets close and acts as a semi-symbolic concepts.

Course: Schemas in Problem solving

Instructor: Sandra P Marshall

Lec1: Fundamentals

  • Schema roots
  • The nature of schema
  • The Schemas of arithmetic story problem

Lec2: Schemas and Instruction

  • Theoretical issues for instruction
  • The story problem solver
  • The problem-solving environment

Lec3: Learning from Instruction

  • Learning and schema theory
  • Learning from schema-based instruction
  • The acquisition of planning knowledge

Lec4: Schemas and Assessment

  • Schema-based assessment
  • Assessment in SPE and PSE

Lec5: Schemas and Models

  • Rule-based production systems.
  • Neural networks
  • Hybrid models
  • The performance model
  • The Learning model
  • The full schema model

Coda

very interesting and very insightful. a good start to know how humans acquire knowledge. Moreover this theory also gives insight to how logic and probability bring two school of thoughts (Classical and Modern AI) together.

 

 

 

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