Spatial Working Memory in the LIDA Cognitive Architecture

Tamas Madl; Stan Franklin; Ke Chen; Robert Trappl

Spatial Working Memory in the LIDA Cognitive Architecture

Tamas Madl, Stan Franklin, Ke Chen, Robert Trappl

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Human spatial representations are known to be remarkablyrobust and efficient, and to be structured hierarchically. Inthis paper, we describe a biologically inspired computationalmodel of spatial working memory attempting to account forthese properties, based on the LIDA cognitive architecture. Wealso present preliminary results regarding a virtual reality experiment,which the model is able to account for, and the quantitativeproperties of the representation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of International Conference on Cognitive Modelling
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	International Conference on Cognitive Modelling - Ottawa, Canada Duration: 11 Jul 2013 → 14 Jul 2013

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Conference	International Conference on Cognitive Modelling
City	Ottawa, Canada
Period	11/07/13 → 14/07/13

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Spatial memory, LIDA, cognitive architecture, grid cell code

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