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Third IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics (ICCI'04)
Cognitive Bioinformatics: Computational Cognitive Model for Dynamic Problem Solving
Victoria, Canada
August 16-August 17
ISBN: 0-7695-2190-8
Olga Anna Kuchar, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Jorge F. Reyes-Spindola, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Michel Benaroch, Syracuse University
We describe a new computational cognitive model that is being developed for solving complex problems in bioinformatics. This cognitive model was developed based on observing biologists solving problems in their current environments. Bioinformatics provides several challenges to current problem-solving environments: 1) massive heterogeneous data to mine and fuse; 2) quantity of information is growing and changing on a monthly basis; 3) knowledge base is being challenged and changed as biologists learn more (this occurs on a very short schedule). This paper describes the problem domain, evolution of this new model, the model itself, how this model relates to current literature, and concludes with a summary of our ongoing research efforts.
Index Terms:
cognitive model; bioinformatics; cognitive informatics, AI, computing, software engineering.
Citation:
Olga Anna Kuchar, Jorge F. Reyes-Spindola, Michel Benaroch, "Cognitive Bioinformatics: Computational Cognitive Model for Dynamic Problem Solving," icci, pp.84-92, Third IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics (ICCI'04), 2004
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