Cognitive Thermometers: Machine Learning and Logical Complexity
In this article, we propose that machine learning provides a somewhat more agnostic approach to measuring semantic complexity.
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Key points
- How does the human mind represent semantic categories?
- Why do natural languages favor certain meanings over others?
- We review emerging evidence that logic and machine learning often yield converging results on relative complexity and its resulting effects in semantic typology.
- We argue that treating machine learning models as "cognitive thermometers" enables a unified approach to complexity that bridges symbolic logic and connectionist AI.
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- [1]Cognitive Thermometers: Machine Learning and Logical ComplexityarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 7, 06:04 PM
In this article, we propose that machine learning provides a somewhat more agnostic approach to measuring semantic complexity.
How does the human mind represent semantic categories?
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