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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"object permanence"”.
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The Infant's Differential Understanding of Person Permanence and Object Permanence: Decalage or Artifact
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The relation of attentional, emotional, and social regulation to cognitive competence, from infancy to school entry
… at 9- and/ or 12-months of age in an object permanence task were recruited to participate in this longitudinal investigation. Each subject completed four scales of the WPPSI-R and two social cognitive tasks. Parents completed questionnaires about their preschoolers' regulatory …
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Scene Perception for Simulated Intuitive Physics via Bayesian Inverse Graphics
… make fairly accurate inferences about unfamiliar objects. Emulating scene understanding capacities in computational models has numerous applications ranging from autonomous driving to virtual reality. Despite the proficiency demonstrated by deep neural networks in pattern recognition, recent works …
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From Animals to Algorithms: Comparative Psychology for the Study of Artificial Intelligence
… built in the Animal-AI Environment for studying object permanence, the ability to track objects under occlusion. Then, in Chapter 5, I introduce the novel *measurement layout* approach to making more meaningful inferences about the capabilities of AI systems based on how they perform on tasks …
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I See, Therefore I Think - The Role of Observed Realities on Cognition in Rooks (Corvus frugilegus) and African Grey Parrots (Psittacus erithacus)
… rooks (Corvus frugilegus) were presented with object permanence (OP) tasks comparable to previous studies with African grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus). Like parrots, one rook also demonstrated full Stage 6b (multiple invisible displacements), including evidence of representation, whereas …
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Are Large Dogs Smarter Than Small Dogs? Investigating Within Species Differences in Large and Small Dogs: Spatial Memory
<p>The study of canine cognition can be useful in understanding the ontology and selective pressures that affect the development of cognitive abilities. Dogs have undergone intensive artificial selection yielding distinctive breeds which differ both phenotypically and behaviorally. Breed based …