Handbook of Imagination and Mental Simulation
By K. Markman, J. Suhr, William M. P. Klein. 2008
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Subfields: Epidemiology
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- The scope and limits of simulation in automated reasoning (2016, background): “In cognitive psychology, likewise, simulation in a much broader sense has been proposed as the primary mechanism underlying physical reasoning, reasoning about other minds, language comprehension, and many other cognitive functions [43].”
- Semi-Parametric Image Synthesis (2018, background): “It could also prove useful in the creation of AI systems, by endowing them with a form of visual imagination [19].”
- Photographic Image Synthesis with Cascaded Refinement Networks (2017, background): “The level of detail and completeness of mental imagery is a matter of debate, but its role in human intelligence suggests that the ability to synthesize photorealistic images may support the development of artificial intelligent systems [24].”
- The Transportation Scale–Short Form (TS–SF) (2015, background): “This experiential state has been characterized as an ‘‘integrative melding of attention, imagery, and feelings, focused on story events’’ (Green & Donahue, 2008, p. 241).”