COGNITION RESEARCH

Cognition Research is a non-profit organisation researching 'cognition' in a broad sense that includes AI, human learning, perception, and cognition, mathematics, and understanding 'computing' at an abstract level.

Given the orientation of this research, the terms 'computing' and 'cognition' are largely interchangeable, although 'computing' has an association with artificial systems and 'cognition' may imply information processing in natural systems.

The main focus of the research is the development and application of the SP theory of intelligence (Computing as Compression).

I am always pleased to hear from people with related research interests.

Gerry Wolff (J Gerard Wolff) orcid.org/0000-0002-4624-8904

KEY READ: Book about the SP theory and its applications.

Links:

• The SP theory of intelligence: Computing as Compression
• Cognition as Compression
• Language Learning as Compression
• Natural Language Processing as Compression
• Archive: Research.zip (1.4 GB). Please note: the large size of this file has caused problems on the website so the file has been removed. If you would like a copy of the file, please contact me via the "contact" page. The Research.zip file contains the majority of files produced in this research, including detailed notes of the development of the ideas, and most of the computer models—in successive versions—produced over a period of about 17 years.