Titlebook: Confabulation Theory; The Mechanism of Tho Robert Hecht-Nielsen Textbook 20071st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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The Mathematics of Thought,Confabulation theory (with which the reader is assumed to be somewhat familiar from Chaps. 1 and 2 and the video presentation) is based upon four mathematical constructs:

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Confabulation Neuroscience II,This chapter sketches the author’s confabulation theory of animal cognition. The discussion is focused on the biological implementation of cognition in human cerebral cortex and thalamus (hereinafter often referred to jointly as thalamocortex).

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M.V. Bolgov,M.K. Filimonova,M.D. Trubetskovaable form. The first four sections of this chapter are intended to provide a summary of this type for confabulation theory. Section 1.1 provides background perspective and a nutshell description of confabulation theory. The following three sections then provide a progressively more detailed overview

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R.M. Mamedov,M.R. Mansimov,Kh. R. Ismatovac, and to be rigorously related to a calculable quantity. A key aspect of this model is that in Aristotelian logic information environments it functions logically. However, in non-Aristotelian environments, instead of finding the conclusion with the highest probability of being true (a popular past

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M.V. Bolgov,M.K. Filimonova,M.D. Trubetskovavision, hearing, planning, language, control of thought and movement, etc.). Multiple, contemporaneous, mutually interacting confabulations — in which millions of items of relevant knowledge are applied in parallel — are typically employed in thinking. At the beginning of such a ., billions of disti

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Introduction, of the human case (with deliberate repetition to aid learning these new concepts). Section 1.5 discusses some of confabulation theory’s implications. Finally, Sect. 1.6 provides a brief overview of the book’s content.