Computational Modeling Of Various Cognitive Functionalities And Domains Computational modeling of various cognitive functionalities and domains; edited by ron sun; book: the cambridge handbook of computational psychology; online publication: 05 june 2012; chapter doi: doi.org 10.1017 cbo9780511816772.010. Research in computational cognitive modeling (or, simply, computational psychology) ex plores the essence of cognition and various cognitive functionalities through developing detailed, process based understanding by specifying computational mechanisms, structures, and processes.
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