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Second IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics (ICCI'03)
The Cognitive Process of Comprehension
London, England
August 18-August 20
ISBN: 0-7695-1986-5
Yingxu Wang, University of Calgary
Davrondjon Gafurov, Technological University of Tajikistan

Comprehension is the action or capability of understanding. Comprehension is a higher cognitive process of the brain that searches relations between a given object or attribute and other objects, attributes, and relations in the long-term memory, and establishes a representational model for the object or attribute by connecting it to appropriate clusters of memory.

It is recognized that although knowledge and information are powerful, before any information can be possessed and processed, it should be comprehended properly. This paper intends to model one of the cognitive life functions, comprehension, in cognitive informatics. The mechanism and process of comprehension are described based on the cognitive model of the brain developed by Wang. Then, Real-Time Process Algebra (RTPA) is used to formally describe the comprehension process.

Index Terms:
Cognitive informatics, software engineering, knowledge engineering, cognitive processes, comprehension process
Citation:
Yingxu Wang, Davrondjon Gafurov, "The Cognitive Process of Comprehension," icci, pp.93, Second IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics (ICCI'03), 2003
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