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The Computational Cognitive Science Reading Group at Stanford University is a student-driven initiative to explore recent advancements in computational models of cognition. Meeting Time: Every other Tuesday, 3pm-5pm Meeting Location: Room 358 in Building 420 Sessions generally begin with snacks for 10 mins and then transition into 1.5 hrs for presentation/discussion. Our main interests are in works that are motivated by modeling aspects of individual human cognition. We have additional interest in works that make plausible contact with the human brain, which we inclusively define as any connectionist modeling and anything that can be implemented with modern connectionist models. We prefer works that are more cognitively focused, but we are also interested in works with more neural focus as long as they are cognitively related. We expect most interest to come from Cognitive Psychology, Computational Neuroscience, Computer Science, Linguistics, and Philosophy graduate/research communitie
CompCogSci Reading Group - Home Welcome to Our Reading Group! The Computational Cognitive Science Reading Group at Stanford University is a student-driven initiative to explore recent advancements in computational models of cognition. General Meeting Information Meeting Time: Every other Thursday, 3pm-5pm Meeting Location: Room 358 in Building 420 Sessions generally begin with snacks for 10 mins and then transition into 1.5 hrs for presentation/discussion. Scope Our main interests are in works that are motivated by modeling aspects of individual human cognition. We have additional interest in
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