Papel de la búsqueda asociativa de información en el proceso de razonamiento
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.325851Keywords:
Inferencias, búsqueda asociativa, razonamiento, memoria.Abstract
Se estudian los elementos de inferencias del proceso de razonamiento y su relación con los tipos de memorias del hombre. De los resultados obtenidos mediante diferentes experimentos realizados sobre el comportamiento de los individuos cuando se enfrentan a determinados estímulos, en el afán de modelar el aprendizaje mediante la teoría de las probabilidades y la estadística matemática, así como los paradigmas de la inteligencia artificial, se expone una definición de búsqueda asociativa de información (BAI): se describe el papel que cumple la BAI en el proceso de razonamiento y se proponen modelos a los elementos de inferencias.Downloads
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