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Table of contents of the issue 3/2009, dicembre

ISBN: 978-88-15-12976-5

Year: XXI

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 401-404 DOI: 10.1422/30978

Mente, cervello... e non solo (Atti dell'AISC 2008. Parte prima), a cura di Marco Campennì e Rosaria Conte

Cesare Bianchi Fintan Costello

A model of the emergence and use of analogical reasoning in category learning

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 405-416 DOI: 10.1422/30979

Guido Boella Marco Remondino

Evaluation of human factor in reputation management systems, by means of simulation: application to P2P networks

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 417-432 DOI: 10.1422/30980

Marco Campennì Federico Cecconi

Why mathematical models are so widespread? A computational approach to the links between mathematics and cognition

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 433-440 DOI: 10.1422/30981

Maurizio Cardaci Vito Di Gesù Marco Elio Tabacchi

Effects of internal texture on cognitive preferences concerning rotational symmetry

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 441-454 DOI: 10.1422/30982

Marco Cavallo Ivan Enrici Sarah E. MacPherson Sharon Abrahams Mauro Adenzato

Theory of mind in neurodegenerative diseases. Understanding social behaviour in MND patients

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 455-472 DOI: 10.1422/30983

Marco Cruciani

Cone of language, interests negotiation and intended meaning of ambiguous clauses of contracts

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 473-488 DOI: 10.1422/30984

Francesco Gagliardi

Categorization between cognitive psychology and machine learning: on the necessity of an interdisciplinary approach

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 489-502 DOI: 10.1422/30985

Serena Chiarle

Social network applications to knowledge management

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 503-518 DOI: 10.1422/30986

Remo Pareschi

Co-evolution of communities and ontologies

Sistemi intelligenti 3/2009 pp: 519-532 DOI: 10.1422/30987

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