The computational modeling of analogy-makingby: Robert M French
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, Vol. 6, No. 5. (1 May 2002), pp. 200-205.
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AbstractOur ability to see a particular object or situation in one context as being [`]the same as' another object or situation in another context is the essence of analogy-making. It encompasses our ability to explain new concepts in terms of already-familiar ones, to emphasize particular aspects of situations, to generalize, to characterize, to explain or describe new phenomena, to serve as a basis for how to act in unfamiliar surroundings, and to understand many types of humor. Within this framework, the importance of analogy-making in modeling cognition becomes clear.
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