A study in the cognition of individuals’ identity: Solving the problem of singular cognition in object and agent tracking

Bullot, Nicolas J.; Rysiew, Patrick

doi:10.1016/j.concog.2006.09.006

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“…[3] III. TRANSMITTER SIDE The system containing the microcontroller, Wi-Fi module, MQ-5 fuel sensor, LM-35 temperature sensor, GPS receiver, tilt detector, DC motors along with the motor driver, etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

Ship Tracking Device with Fuel/Fire Accident Notification Provision

Patil¹

2017

IJRASET

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This paper presents the development of an electronic system designed to use in sail ship. The main interesting elements are three-axis acceleration, Global Positioning System (GPS), fire and fuel leakage detection. Along with the provision for location tracking, this system also tells us about any fire accident taking place on the ship, fuel leakage accident and also if the ship is tilting in water. In this paper, Wi-Fi is used as a medium of communication between the system and the mobile phone application. These two act as the transmitter and receiver sections of the system. The design intention is on low-cost electronic systems-based technology and demonstrating the validity of these technologies in a scientific application.

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Section: Previous Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ship Tracking Device with Fuel/Fire Accident Notification Provision

Patil¹

2017

IJRASET

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“…A distinção entre o rastreamento puramente perceptual e motor e o rastreamento epistêmico está na forma como eles são realizados: no primeiro caso, o mesmo se dá pelo acompanhamento direto do agente através do emprego de um sistema sensório-motor; no segundo, em virtude do agente não poder ser rastreado por métodos puramente perceptivos, faz-se necessário o uso de informações indiretas a respeito do mesmo, como a reflexão e a memória (Bullot & Rysiew, 2007).…”

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Autismo, teoria da mente e o papel da cegueira mental na compreensão de transtornos psiquiátricos

Tonelli¹

2011

Psicol. Reflex. Crit.

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ResumoIndivíduos portadores de transtornos do espectro do autismo podem ser acometidos por anormalidades qualitativas nos contatos sociais e padrões de comunicação. Muitos estudos demonstraram que uma grande quantidade destes indivíduos pode ter anormalidades no processamento cognitivo "Teoria da mente" (ToM), isto é, eles podem ter uma incapacidade de inferir os seus estados mentais e os de terceiros. Tal condição foi chamada de "cegueira mental" por Baron-Cohen (1995). Alguns autores recentemente aventaram a possibilidade de que indivíduos sofrendo de esquizofrenia e transtorno bipolar, da mesma forma que autistas, exibam cegueira mental, causando comprometimento em seu funcionamento social. Este artigo discute o conceito de cegueira mental e a visão de que se trata de uma habilidade exclusivamente humana. Em seguida, apresenta alguns testes disponíveis para avaliação da cegueira mental e, finalmente, mostra algumas evidências científicas de que déficits ToM podem afetar pacientes com outras condições psiquiátricas. Palavras-chave: Autismo; Cognição; Percepção social; Esquizofrenia; Transtorno bipolar. AbstractIndividuals with autism spectrum disorders may suffer from qualitative abnormalities in social contacts and communication patterns. Many studies have shown that a great amount of those individuals might have abnormalities in the Theory of Mind (ToM) cognitive processing, i.e., they may lack the capability of inferring their and others' mental states. This condition was named "mindblindness" by Baron-Cohen (1995). Some authors have recently focused on the possibility that individuals who suffer from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, like autistic people, show mindblindness, causing them to develop social impairments. This paper discusses the concept of mindblindness and the view that deems it as an exclusively human ability. Afterwards, it presents some of the available tests to evaluate mindblindness and, finally, shows some scientific evidences that ToM deficits might affect patients with other psychiatric conditions.

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“…From these characteristics, one can conclude that a system performing perceptual-demonstrative identification has to solve computational problems related to the cognitive tracking of token individuals. Typically, the system has to keep the informational link with an individual target while dynamically and incrementally updating a singular representation of the target (Bullot & Rysiew, 2007;Dretske, 1969Dretske, , 1981Evans, 1982;Pylyshyn, 2001, pp. 129-131).…”

Section: Philosophical Psychology 17mentioning

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“…The integrated tracking of individuals is therefore dependent on flexible interplay of sensory-motor and various epistemic forms of tracking and reference (Bullot, 2006;Bullot & Rysiew, 2007). Epistemic tracking refers here to cases in which the target individual cannot be perceived (hence, cannot be perceptually tracked because it has left the sensory fields) but can be identified and/or located by the tracker on the basis of indirect information gathered by such sources as memory, reasoning or communication.…”

Section: Philosophical Psychology 17mentioning

confidence: 99%