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Index
THE MODELING OF MIND
Acknowledgments
Preface
Contents
Part I
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
TYPES OF MODEL
WHAT CAN BE MODELED?
CONCEPTUAL FACTORS IN SIMULATION
MIND AND MACHINES
CHAPTER 2
Selected Bibliography for Part I
part II
CHAPTER 3
THE AESTHETIC PROBLEM
THE LOGIC OF MUSICAL COMPOSITION
INFORMATION THEORY
INFORMATION THEORY AND MUSIC
SOME FUTURE MUSICAL APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS TO MUSIC ANALYSIS
APPLICATIONS TO MUSIC COMPOSITION
CHAPTER 4
PROBLEMS
OVERVIEW
PRELIMINARIES
GOALS AND TACTICS
LIKELIHOODS
UTILITY
LEVEL OF ASPIRATION
TRANSFORMATION RULES
EVALUATIONS
ALTERNATIVES
PERFORMANCE SCHEMA
LANGUAGE
LEARNING
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 5
INTRODUCTION
THE PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS (SYSTEM P)
PROGRAM 1: THE PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS P
PROGRAM II: SELECTING TAHEOREMS IN THE PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
COMPLETENESS AND CONSISTENCY OF THE SYSTEMS P AND Ps
THE PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS WITH EQUALITY (SYSTEM Pe)
PRELIMINARIES TO THE PREDICATE CALCULUS
THE SYSTEM Qp AND THE AE PREDICATE CALCULUS
CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER 6
I
II
III
IV
Selected Bibliography for Part II
Part III
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
CHAPTER 9
SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
CHARACTERISTICS OF GENERAL ANALYSING SYSTEMS
EXPERIMENTAL TESTS FOR GENERAL ANALYSING SYSTEMS
PERCEPTUAL DEPRIVATION
FURTHER TESTS FOR GENERAL ANALYSING SYSTEMS
EVIDENCE FOR SPECIFIC ANALYSING MECHANISMS
THE PROBLEM OF SPECIFIC ANALYSING MECHANISMS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 10
CHAPTER 11
Selected Bibliography for Part III
Part IV
CHAPTER 12
INTRODUCTION
GOAL-DIRECTED ACTIVITY
A PROBABILISTIC REASONING-MECHANISM
ABSTRACTION
PHILOSOPHICAL STOCK-TAKING
CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER 13
SUMMARY
APPLICATIONS
POSTSCRIPT
CHAPTER 14 Minds, Machines and Gödel
Selected Bibliography for Part IV
Biographical Notes
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