Collective Discovery Events: Web-Based Mathematical Problem-Solving with Codelets

Stefaneas, Petros; Vandoulakis, Ioannis M.; Martinez, Maricarmen; Foundalis, Harry E.

doi:10.2991/978-94-6239-085-0_18

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“…It has been shown [21] that Web-based proof events can be expressed in terms of codelets and cognitive architectures of Hofstadter type [22]. The aim of codelets is to facilitate the construction of conceptual structures in the operative memory, whenever a signal is inputted.…”

Section: Modelling Web-based Proof Events In Terms Of Cognitive Archimentioning

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Search for mathematical proof in the Web environment as a process of creative collective discovery

Vandoulakis

2016

SHS Web Conf.

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Abstract. Although cooperation and collective efforts have always played an important role in the process of scientific discovery, recent technological innovations, such as the Internet, facilitate and encourage cooperation and collective effort to an unprecedented degree. This applies to all fields of science, even mathematics, where the process of mathematical discovery has traditionally been considered as an individual affair. This perspective requires new research on the theoretical level, and reveals the importance of various aspects of the process of scientific discovery in relation to the issues of problem solving, discovery and creativity, which have not been studied sufficiently.

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Section: Modelling Web-based Proof Events In Terms Of Cognitive Archimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We described this discovery event in terms of cognitive architectures. The proof event starts with the statement of a task (problem): to prove the Pythagorean Theorem (PT) [6].…”

Section: Application In Mathematics Educationmentioning

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Search for mathematical proof in the Web environment as a process of creative collective discovery

Vandoulakis

2016

SHS Web Conf.

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“…Applications of computational creativity range from the arts (e.g., [10], [11]) and science (e.g., [12]) to everyday activities such as cooking-generating new ingredient combinations and finding new flavors [13]. Researchers have often tried to pair machine creativity with the creative capabilities of individuals to generate the best possible outcomes and results.…”

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Facilitating Creativity in Collaborative Work with Computational Intelligence Software

Apostolou

Zachos

Maiden

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IEEE Comput. Intell. Mag.

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This is the accepted version of the paper.This version of the publication may differ from the final published version. Permanent repository link Abstract:The use of computational intelligence for leveraging social creativity is a relatively new approach that allows organizations to find creative solutions to complex problems in which the interaction between stakeholders is crucial. The creative solutions that come from joint thinking-from the combined knowledge and abilities of people with diverse perspectivescontrast with traditional views of creativity that focus primarily on the individual as the main contributor of creativity. In an effort to support social creativity in organizations, in this paper we present computational intelligence software tools for that aim and an architecture for creating software mashups based on the concept of affinity space. The affinity space defines a digital setting to facilitate specific scenarios in collaborative business environments. The solution presented includes a set of free and open source software tools ranging from newly developed brainstorming applications to an expertise recommender for enhancing social creativity in the enterprise. The current paper addresses software design issues and presents reflections on the research work undertaken in the COLLAGE project between 2012 and 2015.

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Collective Discovery Events: Web-Based Mathematical Problem-Solving with Codelets

Cited by 2 publications

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Search for mathematical proof in the Web environment as a process of creative collective discovery

Search for mathematical proof in the Web environment as a process of creative collective discovery

Facilitating Creativity in Collaborative Work with Computational Intelligence Software

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