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Books
1.
Lyon C., Nehaniv C.L., Cangelosi
A. (Eds.) (2007). Emergence of
Communication and Language. London: Springer. (Book web page)
2.
Cangelosi A., Smith A, Smith K.
(Eds.) (2006). The Evolution of Language.
Singapore: World Scientific. (EVOLANG6 Conference website)
3.
Cangelosi A., Bugmann G. &
Borisyuk R. (Eds.) (2005). Modeling Language, Cognition and Action:
Proceedings of the 9th Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop.
Singapore: World Scientific. (NCPW9 Conference website)
4.
Cangelosi A. & Parisi D.
(Eds.) (2002). Simulating the
Evolution of Language. London: Springer. (Summary + Table of content)
(Book
web page)
Journal
papers
5.
Goslin J., Dixon T., Fischer M.,
Cangelosi A., Ellis R. (in press). Electrophysiological examination of
embodiment in vision and action. Psychological Science
6.
Apel J.K., Revie
R., Cangelosi A., Ellis R., Goslin J., Fischer M.H. (2011). Attention
deployment during memorizing and executing complex instructions. Experimental
Brain Research, 214(2), 249-259
7.
Tikhanoff V., Cangelosi A., Metta
G. (2011). Language understanding in humanoid robots: iCub simulation
experiments. IEEE Transactions on
Autonomous Mental Development. 3(1), 17-29 (pdf
file)
8.
Pezzulo G., Barsalou L.W.,
Cangelosi A., Fischer M.H., McRae K, Spivey M.J. (2011). The mechanics of
embodiment: a dialog on embodiment and computational modelling. Frontiers in Psychology, 2(5), 1-21
(online
version)
9.
Coutinho E, Cangelosi A. (in press). Musical emotions: predicting
second-by-second subjective feelings of emotion from psycho-physiological
measurements. Emotion
10. Fontanari J. F., Cangelosi A. (2011). Cross-situational
and supervised learning in the emergence of communication. Interaction Studies, 12(1), 119-133
(pdf
file)
11. Cangelosi
A. (in press). Solutions and open challenges for the symbol grounding
problem. International Journal of
Signs and Semiotic Systems. (with commentaries)
12. Morse A.F., de Greeff J., Belpaeme T., Cangelosi A.
(2010). Epigenetic
robotics architecture (ERA). IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental
Development, 2(4), 325-339. (pdf
file)
13. Coventry
K.R., Cangelosi A., Newstead S.N., Bugmann D. (2010). Talking about
quantities in space: Vague quantifiers, context and similarity. Language and Cognition, 2(2),
221-241 (pdf
file)
14. Cangelosi
A., Metta G., Sagerer G., Nolfi S., Nehaniv C.L., Fischer K., Tani J.,
Belpaeme B., Sandini G., Fadiga L., Wrede B., Rohlfing K., Tuci E.,
Dautenhahn K., Saunders J., Zeschel A. (2010). Integration of action and
language knowledge: A roadmap for developmental robotics. IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental
Development, 2(3), 167-195 (pdf
file)
15. Cangelosi
A. (2010). Grounding language in action and perception: From cognitive
agents to humanoid robots. Physics of
Life Reviews, 7(2), 139-151 (online
version)
16. Marocco D., Cangelosi A., Fischer K., Belpaeme T. (in
press). Grounding
action words in the sensorimotor interaction with the world: Experiments
with a simulated iCub humanoid robot. Frontiers
in Neurorobotics, 4:7 (online
version)
17. Coventry
K.R, Lynott L., Cangelosi A., Monrouxe L., Joyce D., Richardson D.C.
(2010). Spatial language, visual attention, and perceptual simulation. Brain and Language, 112, 202–213 (pdf
file)
18. Cangelosi
A. (2010). Connectionist Modelling of Music Emotions: Commentary on
Perlovsky. Physics of Life Reviews,
7, 37-38. (online
version)
19. Cangelosi
A. (2010). The symbol grounding problems has been solved: Or maybe not? Autonomous Mental Development Newsletter,
7(1): 2-10. (online
version) (target column with commentaries)
20. Fontanari
J.F., Tikhanoff V., Cangelosi A., Ilinc R. &
Perlovsky L. (2009). Cross-situational learning of object-word mapping
using Neural Modeling Fields. Neural Networks, 22: 579-585 (pdf
file)
21. Borisyuk R., Kazanovich Y., Chik D., Tikhanoff V.
& Cangelosi A. (2009). A neural model of selective attention and object
segmentation in the visual scene: An approach based on partial
synchronization and star-like architecture of connections. Neural Networks, 22:707-719. (online
version)
22. Ruini
F., Cangelosi A. (2009). Extending the evolutionary robotics approach to
flying machines: an application to MAV teams. Neural Networks, 22: 812-821 (online
version)
23. Coutinho
E., Cangelosi A. (2009). The use of spatio-connectionist
models in psycho-physiological studies of musical emotions. Music Perception, 27(1): 1-15. (pdf
file)
24. Cangelosi
A. (2008). Studying the evolution of language: A multi-methodological
enterprise. Mind and Society
(guest editor of Special Issue)
25. Massera G., Cangelosi A., Nolfi S. (2007). Evolution of prehension ability in an anthropomorphic neurorobotic
arm. Frontiers in Neurorobotics,
1:4 (pdf
in journal page) (demos)
26. Cangelosi
A, Tikhanoff V., Fontanari J.F., Hourdakis E.
(2007). Integrating language and cognition: A cognitive robotics approach.
IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine, 2(3), 65-70 (pdf
file)
27. Cangelosi
A. (2007). Adaptive agent modeling of distributed
language: Investigations on the effects of cultural variation and internal
action representations. Language
Sciences, 29, 633–649 (pdf
file)
28. Cangelosi
A, Riga T (2006). An embodied model for sensorimotor grounding and
grounding transfer: Experiments with epigenetic robots, Cognitive Science, 30(4), 673-689
(pdf
file)
29. Cangelosi
A. (2006). The grounding and sharing of symbols. Pragmatics and Cognition, 14(2), 275-285 (pdf
file)
30. Cangelosi
A. (2005). The emergence of language: Neural and adaptive agent models.
Connection Science, 17(3-4), 185-190 (guest editor of Special Issue)
31. Cangelosi
A. (2005). Evolving cognitive systems: Adaptive behaviour and cognition
research at the University of Plymouth. Cognitive Processing, 6, 202-207 (pdf
file)
32. Cangelosi
A., Parisi D. (2004). The processing of verbs and nouns in neural networks:
Insights from synthetic brain imaging. Brain and Language, 89(2), 401-408 (pdf
file)
33. Greco A., Cangelosi A. & Riga T. (2004). The grounding of
symbols through the experience with the world: A connectionist approach. Intelligent Systems, 16 (3), 457-478
(in Italian)
34. Marocco
D., Cangelosi A., Nolfi S. (2003), The emergence
of communication is evolutionary robots. Philosophical Transactions of
the Royal Society London – A, 361: 2397-2421 (pdf
file)
35. Cangelosi
A. (2003). Grounding language in sensorimotor and cognitive categories. AISB
Quarterly, 115: 5,8
36. Cangelosi
A. (2003). Neural network models of category learning and language. Brain
and Cognition, 53 (2): 106-107.
37. Munroe
S., Cangelosi A. (2002). Learning and the evolution of language: the role
of cultural variation and learning cost in the Baldwin Effect. Artificial Life 8, 311-339 (pdf
file)
38. Parisi D., Cangelosi A., Falcetta I. (2002). Verbs, nouns and
simulated language games. Italian
Journal of Linguistics, 14(1): 99-114 (pdf
file)
39.
Cangelosi A. (2002). Language
evolution in apes and autonomous agents: A commentary. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 25(5):
622-623
40. Cangelosi
A. (2001). Evolution of communication and language using signals, symbols
and words. IEEE Transactions on
Evolutionary Computation. 5(2), 93-101 (preprint)
41. Cangelosi
A. & Harnad S. (2000). The adaptive advantage of symbolic theft over
sensorimotor toil: Grounding language in perceptual categories. Evolution of Communication 4(1),
117-142 (preprint)
42. Cangelosi A., Greco A. & Harnad S. (2000). From robotic toil
to symbolic theft: Grounding transfer from entry-level to higher-level
categories. Connection Science,
12(2), 143-162 (preprint)
43. Greco
A., Cangelosi A. (1999). Language and the acquisition of implicit and
explicit knowledge: a pilot study using neural networks. Cognitive Systems, 5(2), 148-165.
44. Cangelosi
A., & Parisi D. (1998). The emergence of a
"language" in an evolving population of neural networks. Connection Science, 10(2), 83-97
(preprint)
45. Cangelosi A., & Parisi D. (1998). Concepts in
artificial organisms. A commentary on Millikan. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 21(1), 68-69
46. Cangelosi
A. (1998). Language simulation and evolution in an ecological context. Sistemi Intelligenti,
10(3), 409-442 (in Italian) (compressed
postscript file)
47. Cangelosi
A., & Parisi D. (1998). Experimental models vs computational models: The case study of Caenhorabditis elegans. Giornale Italiano di Psicologia, 25(3), 627-649 (in Italian) (compressed
postscript file)
48. Cangelosi
A., & Parisi D. (1997). A neural network model
of Caenorhabditis Elegans:
The circuit of touch sensitivity. Neural
Processing Letters, 6, 91-98 (preprint)
49. Meloni D., Mura A., Nucci F., Cangelosi A., &
Ligorio M.B. (1996). Virtual
ECHO: An interface for a simulated environment. SIGCHI Bulletin (ACM), 28(3), 97-101 (compressed
postscript file)
50. Cangelosi
A. (1996). The role of development in connectionist models. Giornale Italiano di Psicologia, 23, 777-800. (in Italian) (compressed
postscript file)
51. Cangelosi
A., Parisi D., & Nolfi S. (1994). Cell division and migration in a
'genotype' for neural networks. Network:
Computation in Neural Systems, 5(4), 497-515 (preprint)
52. Meloni D., &
Cangelosi A. (1993). An example of intelligent tutoring systems in electrotechnics. GOLEM: Newsletter of Education and
Training Technologies, 5, March 1993, 11-14 (in Italian)
53. Cangelosi A., Ligorio M.B., Meloni D., & Mura A.
(1993). Learning
by visiting a virtual environment: Virtual ECHO. GOLEM: Newsletter of
Education and Training Technologies, 5, December 1993, 8-14. (in
Italian)
Conference
papers and Book chapters
54. Cangelosi
A. (in press). Language Processing. In M. Arbib & J. Bonaiuto (Eds.), From Brain to Function via Computational
Neuroscience. Cambridge MA: MIT Press
55. Hauert
S., Leven S., Varga M., Ruini F., Zufferey J-C.,
Cangelosi A., Floreano D. (in press). Reynolds flocking in reality with
fixed-wing robots: communication range vs. maximum turning rate. Proceedings of IEEE/RSJ International
Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS-2011), San
Francisco. (pdf
file)
56. Morse
A.F., Baxter P., Belpeame T., Smith L.B.,
Cangelosi A. (in press) The power of words. Proceedings of IEEE ICDL-EpiRob 2011, Joint
International Conference on Development and Learning and the International
Conference on Epigenetic Robotics, Frankfurt (pdf
file)
57. Larcombe
C., Morse A.F., Cangelosi A. (in press) Learning
to react to abstractions: Accumulating adaptations in a humanoid
embodiment. Proceedings of IEEE ICDL-EpiRob 2011, Joint International Conference on
Development and Learning and the International Conference on Epigenetic
Robotics, Frankfurt (pdf
file)
58. Peniak M., Morse A., Larcombe C., Ramirez-Contla S.,
Cangelosi A. (in press). Aquila: An open-source GPU-accelerated toolkit for
cognitive and neuro-robotics research. Proceedings of IJCNN-2011 International
Joint Conference on Neural Networks, San Jose. (pdf
file)
59. Di Nuovo A., Marocco D., Di Nuovo S., Cangelosi A.
(in press). A
neural network model for spatial mental imagery investigation: A study with
the humanoid robot platform iCub. Proceedings
of IJCNN-2011 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, San
Jose. (pdf
file)
60. Stramandinoli F., Cangelosi A., Marocco D. (in
press). Towards
the grounding of abstract words: A neural network model for cognitive
robots. Proceedings of IJCNN-2011
International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, San Jose. (pdf
file)
61. Cangelosi
A. (in press). Cognitive modelling with multi-agent systems. In Seel N.M
(Ed.), Encyclopaedia of the Sciences of Learning. Springer
62. Metta G., Cangelosi A. (in press). Cognitive
robotics. In Seel N.M (Ed.), Encyclopaedia of the Sciences of Learning.
Springer
63. Rucinski M., Cangelosi A., Belpaeme T. (2011). An embodied developmental
robotic model of interactions between numbers and space. In L. Carlson, C. Hoelscher, T.F. Shipley (Eds.), Expanding the Space of Cognitive Science: Proceedings of the 23rd
Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Austin, TX: Cognitive
Science Society, pp. 237-242 (pdf
file)
64. Morse A., Belpaeme T., Cangelosi A., Floccia C.
(2011). Modeling U-shaped performance curves in ongoing
development. In L. Carlson, C. Hoelscher, T.F.
Shipley (Eds.), Expanding the Space
of Cognitive Science: Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Meeting of the
Cognitive Science Society. Austin, TX: Cognitive Science Society, pp.
3034-39 (pdf
file)
65. Cangelosi
A. (in press). Robotics and embodied agents modelling of the evolution of
language. In M. Tallerman (Ed.), Oxford
Handbook of Language Evolution, Oxford University Press.
66. Morse
A.F., Belpaeme T., Cangelosi A., Smith L.B. (2010). Thinking with your
body: Modelling spatial biases in categorization using a real humanoid
robot. 2010 Annual Meeting of the
Cognitive Science Society. Portland, pp 1362-1368 (pdf
file)
67. Peniak M., Bentley B., Marocco B., Cangelosi A.,
Ampatzis C., Izzo D., Biscani F. (2010). An evolutionary approach to
designing autonomous planetary rovers. In TAROS 2010: Proceedings of Towards Autonomous Robotic Systems 2010.
University of Plymouth, 198-204 (online
proceedings)
68. Ruini
F., Cangelosi A. (2010). An incremental approach to the evolutionary design
of autonomous controllers for micro-unmanned aerial vehicles In TAROS 2010: Proceedings of Towards
Autonomous Robotic Systems 2010. University of Plymouth, 239-246 (online
proceedings)
69. Ruini
F, Cangelosi A. (2010). An evolutionary robotics 3D model for autonomous
MAVs navigation, Target tracking and group coordination. Proceedings of IJCNN2010 International
Joint Conference on Neural Networks, Barcelona, July 2010. (pdf
file)
70. Peniak M., Bentley B., Marocco D., Cangelosi A.,
Ampatzis C., Izzo D., Biscani F. (2010). An island-model framework for
evolving neuro-controllers for planetary rover
control. Proceedings of IJCNN2010
International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, Barcelona, July
2010. (pdf
file)
71. Macura
Z., Cangelosi A., Ellis R., Bugmann D., Fischer M.H. & Myachykov A.
(2009). A cognitive robotic model of grasping. Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Epigenetic
Robotics, Venice, November 12-14 2009 (pdf
file)
72. Coutinho
E. & Cangelosi A. (in press). A neural network model for the prediction
of musical emotions. In J. Gray, & S. Nefti-Meziani,
Advances in Cognitive Systems.
Herts, UK: IET Publisher
73. Peniak M., Marocco D., Martinez-Contla S., Cangelosi
A. (2009). An
active vision system for navigating unknown environments: An evolutionary
robotics approach. IJCAI-2009,
Special Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Space Research. Los Angeles,
July 2009 (pdf
file)
74. Fontanari
J.F., Tikhanoff V., Cangelosi A., Perlovsky L. (2009). A cross-situational
algorithm for learning a lexicon using neural modeling
fields. IJCNN: 2009 International
Joint Conference on Neural Networks, Vols 1- 6, pp. 1455-1462 (pdf
file)
75. Ruini F., Cangelosi A., Zetule F. (2009). Individual and
cooperative tasks performed by autonomous MAV teams driven by embodied
neural networks controllers. IJCNN:
2009 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, Vols 1- 6, pp. 859-866 (pdf
file)
76. Mazzapioda M., Cangelosi A. & Nolfi S. (2009). Co-evolving
morphology and control: A distributed approach. CEC-2009 Conference on Evolutionary Computation, Trondheim,
Norway. Best paper award
(pdf
file)
77. Peniak M., Marocco D. & Cangelosi A. (2009). Co-evolving
controller and sensing abilities in a simulated Mars Rover explorer.
CEC-2009 Conference on Evolutionary Computation, Trondheim, Norway. (pdf
file)
78. Courtney
P., Michel O., Cangelosi A., Tikhanoff V., Metta G., Natale
L., Nori F., & Kernbach S. (in press). Cognitive systems platforms
using open source. In: R. Madhavan, E. Tunstel & E. Messina. Performance Evaluation and
Benchmarking of Intelligent Systems, Springer.
79. Cangelosi
A. (2008). The grounding and sharing of symbols. In I.E. Dror & S.
Harnad (Eds.), Cognition Distributed. Amsterdam, John Benjamins,
pp.83-92 (reprint of paper from Pragmatics and Cognition, 2006)
80. Peniak M., Cangelosi A. & Marocco D. (2008). Autonomous robot
Exploration of unknown terrain: A preliminary model of Mars Rover robot.
Proceedings of 10th ESA Workshop on Advanced Space Technologies for
Robotics and Automation (ASTRA 2008), 11-13 November 2008, Noordwijk, The Netherlands (pdf
file)
81. Tikhanoff
V, Cangelosi A., Fitzpatrick P., Metta G., Natale
L., Nori F. (2008). An open-source simulator for cognitive robotics
research: The prototype of the iCub humanoid robot simulator. In R. Madhavan & E.R. Messina (Rds.), Proceedings of IEEE
Workshop on Performance Metrics for Intelligent Systems Workshop
(PerMIS’08). Washington, D.C. (pdf
file)
82. Ruini
F, Cangelosi A. (2008). Distributed control in multi-agent systems: A preliminary
model of autonomous MAV swarms. Proceedings of11th International Conference
on Information Fusion (FUSION2008), ISIF IEEE, ISIF IEEE, pp. 1043-1050. (pdf
file)
83. Tikhanoff
V., Cangelosi A., Fontanari J.F. & Perlovsky L.I (2007). Scaling up of
action repertoire in linguistic cognitive agents. In H. Hexmoor & C.
Thompson (Eds.), Proceedings of 2007 International Conference on
Integration of Knowledge Intensive Multi-Agent Systems (KIMAS’07). IEEE
Press, pp.162-167 (pdf
file)
84. Coutinho
E. & Cangelosi A. (2007). Modeling emotion
and embodiment in multi-agent systems. In H. Hexmoor & C. Thompson
(Eds.), Proceedings of 2007 International Conference on Integration of
Knowledge Intensive Multi-Agent Systems (KIMAS’07). IEEE Press, pp. 133-138
(pdf
file)
85. Tikhanoff
V., Fontanari J.F., Cangelosi A. & Perlovsky L.I. (2006). Language and
cognition integration through modeling field
theory: Category formation for symbol grounding. In S. Kollias,
A. Stafylopatis, W. Duch
& E. Oja, (Eds.), Artificial Neural Networks
- ICANN 2006. 16th International Conference. Proceedings (Part I) (LNCS
4131), Springer-Verlag, Berlin, pp. 376-85 (pdf
file)
86. Cangelosi
A., Hourdakis E. & Tikhanoff V. (2006).
Language acquisition and symbol grounding transfer with neural networks and
cognitive robots. In Proceedings of 2006 IEEE World Congress on
Computational Intelligence (IJCNN 2006), IEEE Press, pp. 2885-2891. (pdf
file)
87. Nehaniv
C.L, Lyon C. & Cangelosi A. (2006). Current work and open problems: A
road-map for research into the emergence of communication and language. In
Lyon C., Nehaniv C.L., Cangelosi A. (Eds.), Emergence of Communication and
Language. London: Springer, pp. 1-27
88. Massera G., Nolfi S. & Cangelosi A. (2006). Developing a
reaching behaviour in a simulated anthropomorphic robotic arm through an
evolutionary technique. In: L. M. Rocha et al. (Eds.) Artificial Life X:
Proceeding of the Tenth International Conference on the Simulation and
Synthesis of Living Systems. MIT Press. pp. 234-240. (pdf
file)
89. Cangelosi
(2005). Approaches to Grounding Symbols in Perceptual and Sensorimotor
Categories. In H. Cohen & C. Lefebvre (Eds),
Handbook of Categorization in Cognitive Science, Elsevier, pp. 719-737 (pdf
file)
90. Coutinho E, Miranda E., Cangelosi A. (2005). Towards a Model
for Embodied Emotions. In C. Bento, A. cardoso
& G. Dias (Eds.), Proceedings
of EPIA2005, 2005 Portuguese
Conference on Artificial Intelligence. Portugal, IEEE Press, pp.
54-63..
91. O’Ceallaigh
R., Coventry KR., Cangelosi A. (2005). The role of context in spatial
language comprehension. Proceedings of Workshop on Spatial Language and
Dialogue. Delmenhorst, Germany.
92. Coventry
K.R., Cangelosi A., Newstead S., Bacon A., Rajapakse R. (2005), Grounding
natural language quantifiers in visual attention. Proceedings of the XXVII
Annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Stresa.
(pdf
file)
93. Rajapakse
R.K., Cangelosi A., Coventry K.R, Newstead S., Bacon A. 2005),
Connectionist modeling of linguistic quantifiers.
In W. Duch, J. Kacprzyk, E. Oja & S. Zadrozny
(Eds.) Artificial Neural Networks: Formal Models and Their Applications -
ICANN 2005. 15th International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks
(Part II) (LNCS 3697).Berlin Heidelberg: Springer, pp. 679-684. (pdf
file)
94.
Stuart L., Marocco D., Cangelosi A. (2005). Information
Visualization for Knowledge Extraction in Neural Networks. In W. Duch, J. Kacprzyk, E. Oja & S. Zadrozny
(Eds.) Artificial Neural Networks: Formal Models and Their Applications - ICANN
2005. 15th International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks (Part II)
(LNCS 3697).Berlin Heidelberg: Springer, pp. 515-520
95. Rajapakse
R.K., Cangelosi A., Coventry K., Newstead S. and Bacon A. (2005). Grounding
linguistic quantifiers in perception: Experiments on numerosity judgments.
2nd Language & Technology Conference: Human Language Technologies as a
Challenge for Computer Science and Linguistics. April 21-23, 2005, Poznañ, Poland (pdf
file)
96. Coventry,
K. R., Cangelosi, A., Rajapakse, R., Bacon, A., Newstead, S., Joyce, D.
& Richards, L. V. (2005). Spatial prepositions and vague quantifiers:
Implementing the functional geometric framework. In C. Freksa,
B. Knauff & B. Krieg-Bruckner & B. Nebel (Eds.), Spatial Cognition, Volume IV. Reasoning,
Action and Interaction, pp 98-110. Lecture notes in Computer Science.
Springer-Verlag. (pdf
file)
97. Cangelosi
A. (2005). Symbol grounding in connectionist and adaptive agent models. In
S.B. Cooper, B. Lowe, L. Torenvliet (eds.), New
Computational Paradigms: Proceedings of the First Conference on
Computability in Europe, CiE 2005 (LNCS 3526),
pp. 69-74, Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.
98. Cangelosi A., Riga T., Giolito B. & Marocco D.
(2004). The
emergence of language in grounded adaptive agents and robots. In K. Hasida & K. Nitta (eds.), New Frontiers in
Artificial Intelligence: Joint Proceeding of the 17th and 18th Annual
Conferences of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence. LNCS,
Springer Verlag (pdf
file)
99. Cangelosi
A. (2005), Modeling Language, Cognition and
Action: From connectionist simulations to embodied neural cognitive
systems. In A. Cangelosi, G. Bugmann & R. Borisyuk (Eds.), Modelling
Language, Cognition and Action: Proceedings of the 9th Neural Computation
and Psychology Workshop. Singapore: World Scientific. Pp. 3-15
100.
Cangelosi A., K. Coventry, R.
Rajapakse, D. Joyce, A. Bacon, L. Richards, S. Newstead (2005), Grounding
language in perception: A connectionist model of spatial terms and vague
quantifiers. In A. Cangelosi, G. Bugmann & R. Borisyuk (Eds.),
Modelling Language, Cognition and Action: Proceedings of the 9th Neural
Computation and Psychology Workshop. Singapore: World Scientific. pp. 47-56
(pdf
file)
101.
Massera G., Nolfi S., Cangelosi A.
(2005), Evolving a simulated robotic arm able to grasp objects. In A.
Cangelosi, G. Bugmann & R. Borisyuk (Eds.), Modelling Language,
Cognition and Action: Proceedings of the 9th Neural Computation and
Psychology Workshop. Singapore: World Scientific. pp. 203-208 (pdf
file)
102.
Holden R., Cangelosi A. (in
press). A multi-agent based fitness function for evolutionary architecture.
IEEE International Conference on Integration of Knowledge Intensive
Multi-Agent Systems: KIMAS’05: Modeling,
Evolution, and Engineering (Boston, 2005) (pdf
file)
103.
Cangelosi A. (2004). The
sensorimotor bases of linguistic structure: Experiments with grounded
adaptive agents. In S. Schaal et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the Eighth
International Conference on the Simulation of Adaptive Behaviour: From
Animals to Animats 8, Cambridge MA, MIT Press,
pp. 487-496 (pdf
file)
104.
Riga T., Cangelosi A. & Greco A. (2004). Symbol grounding
transfer with hybrid self-organizing/supervised neural networks. IJCNN04 International Joint Conference
on Neural Networks. Budapest, July 2004 (pdf
file)
105.
Holden R., Cangelosi A. (2004). A
general, computationally intelligent model for egress simulation.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Fire Science and
Engineering: Interflam 2004. London: Interscience Communication Publishing, pp. 387-398
106.
Holden R., Cangelosi A. (2004).
Limits to locality: Cellular Automata v Pulsed Neural Networks. Proceedings
of the 10th International Conference on Fire Science and Engineering: Interflam 2004. London: Interscience
Communication Publishing, pp. 761-766
107.
Greco A., Riga T. & Cangelosi
A. (2003). The acquisition of new categories through grounded symbols: An
extended connectionist model. In O. Kaynak, E. Alpaydin, E. Oja & L. Xu
(Eds.), Artificial Neural Networks
and Neural Information Processing - ICANN/ICONIP 2003. Berlin:
Springer, pp. 773-770 (pdf
file)
108.
Cangelosi A., Nolfi S., Parisi D.
(in press), Artificial life models of neural
development. In S. Kumar & P. Bentley (eds.) On Growth, Form, and Computers Academic Press, London UK,
pp. 339-352 (pdf
file)
109.
Cangelosi A., Marocco D., Bilotta
E., P.A. Bertacchini (2003), Studying the evolution
of language: Simulation and robotic approaches. In M.C. Usai & M. Zanobini (Eds), Psychology of life span, Milan:
Franco Angeli, 83-99 (in Italian)
110.
Joyce D., Richards L., Cangelosi
A., Coventry K.R. (2003), On the foundations of
perceptual symbol systems: Specifying embodied representations via
connectionism. In F. Detje, D. Dörner, H. Schaub (Eds.), The Logic of Cognitive Systems. Proceedings
of the Fifth International Conference on Cognitive Modeling,
pp147-152, Universitätsverlag Bamberg (pdf
file)
111.
Coventry K.R., Cangelosi A., Joyce
D.W. & Richards L. (2002). Putting Geometry and Function Together –
Towards a Psychologically-Plausible Computational Model for Spatial
Language Comprehension. 24th
Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Virginia US, July 2002
112.
Joyce D., Richards L., Cangelosi
A., Coventry K.R. (2002), Object representation-by-fragments in the visual
system: A neurocomputational model. In L. Wang, J.C. Rajapakse, K.
Fukushima, S.Y. Lee, X. Yao (Eds), Proceedings of the 9th International
Conference on Neural Information Processing (ICONP02) IEEE Press,
Singapore (pdf
file)
113.
Marocco D., Cangelosi A., Nolfi S.
(2002), The role of social and cognitive abilities
in the emergence of communication: Experiments in evolutionary robotics. EPSRC/BBSRC International Workshop
Biologically-Inspired Robotics HP, pp. 174-181 (pdf
file)
114.
Cangelosi A., Parisi D (2002).
Computer simulation: A new scientific approach to the study of language
evolution. In A. Cangelosi, D. Parisi, Simulating the evolution of language, London: Springer, 3-28
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Cangelosi A., Greco A. & Harnad S. (2002). Symbol grounding
and the symbolic theft hypothesis. In A. Cangelosi & D. Parisi, Simulating the evolution of language,
London: Springer, pp. 191-210
116.
Parisi D. & Cangelosi A.
(2002). A unified simulation scenario for language development, evolution,
and historical change. In A. Cangelosi & D. Parisi, Simulating the evolution of language,
London: Springer, pp. 255-276
117.
Cangelosi A. & Turner H.
(2002). The emergence of language. In A.M. Borghi & T. Iachini, The
Sciences of Mind, Bologna: Il Mulino, pp.
227-244 (in Italian)
118.
Cangelosi A., Martinez G.C. (2001). Neural networks for spatial language
processing using virtual reality. World
Congress on Neuroinformatics: Part II Proceedings,
ARGESIM Verlag (CDROM publication)
119.
Cangelosi A., Parisi D. (2001).
How nouns and verbs differentially affect the behavior
of artificial organisms. In J.D. Moore & K. Stenning
(Eds.), Proceedings of the 23rd
Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, London: Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates, 170-175 (preprint)
120.
Martinez G., Cangelosi A, &
Coventry K (2001). A hybrid neural network and virtual reality system for
spatial language processing. In IJCNN'01.
International Joint Conference on Neural Networks. Proceedings, Piscataway,
NJ: IEEE Press, vol. 1, 16-21 (preprint)
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Cangelosi A. (2000). Evolution of
symbolisation in chimpanzees and neural nets. In J.L. Desalles
& L. Ghadakpour (Eds.), Proceedings of the 3rd International
Conference on the Evolution of Language, ENST Paris, 40-44 (online
proceedings)
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Cangelosi A. (1999). Modeling the evolution of communication: From stimulus
associations to grounded symbolic associations. In D. Floreano, J. Nicoud, F. Mondada (Eds.), Advances in Artificial Life (Proceedings
ECAL99 European Conference on Artificial Life), Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 654-663 (preprint)
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Cangelosi A. (1999). Evolution of
communication using combination of grounded symbols in populations of
neural networks. In Proceedings of
IJCNN99 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks,
Washington, DC: IEEE Press, vol. 6, 4365-4368
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Cangelosi A. (1999). Heterochrony and adaptation in developing neural
networks. In W. Banzhaf et al. (Eds), Proceedings
of GECCO99 Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference. San Francisco,
CA: Morgan Kaufmann, 1241-1248 (preprint)
125.
Greco A., Cangelosi A. & Harnad S. (1998). A neural network
model for categorical perception and symbol grounding. In L. Niklasson, M. Boden & T.
Ziemke (Eds) Proceedings of ICANN98 8th International Conference on Artificial
Neural Networks. London: Springer-Verlag,
399-404.
126.
Cattani A. & Cangelosi A.. (1997). The role of gestuality in the theories of language evolution. In A.
Scopesi & M. Zanobini
(Eds), Communicative,
linguistic, and relational competence: Analysis models and developmental
perspectives, Milano: Franco Angeli,
363-382 (in Italian)
127.
Greco A. & Cangelosi A.. (1997). Language and categories: Contributions of
neural network simulations. In A. Scopesi &
M. Zanobini (Eds), Communicative, linguistic, and
relational competence: Analysis models and developmental perspectives,
Milano: Franco Angeli, 411-434 (in Italian)
128.
Cangelosi A. (1996). The study of
changes through simulation: New perspectives and new methodologies for
Psychology. In A. Greco (Ed), Beyond Cognitivism. Milano: Franco Angeli Editore, 132-161. (in Italian) (compressed
postscript file)
129.
Meloni D., Cangelosi A., Crispoldi M., Cometti A., & Mattioli M.
(1995). CATAM:
an hypermedia system for radar testing and
troubleshooting. Proceedings of
the 4th AIIA Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial
Intelligence, Firenze, October 1995, 32-41. (in Italian)
130.
Meloni D., Cangelosi A., Nucci F.S., & Mura A. (1994). The metaphor of
virtual visiting in an hypermedia learning
environment. In A. Gisolfi (Ed.) Multimedia for Training and for Fine
Arts, Salerno: Elea Press, 405-411. (in Italian)
131.
Meloni D., Mura A., Ligorio M.B. & Cangelosi A. (1993). Echo: An
interactive learning environment for basic radar techniques. Proceedings of the 7th International conference
PEG 93: AI tools and the classroom, theory into practice (vol. 2).
Moray House Institute of Education, Edinburgh, 647-653.
132.
Meloni D., Cangelosi A., Nucci F.S., & Mungo F. (1992). Knowledge
Acquisition for an Intelligent Tutoring System: a Case Study. Proceedings of the East-West Conference
on Emerging Computer Technologies in Education, Moscow, April
1992, 215-220.
Technical
reports
Cangelosi
A. (1997). Toward new computational models of language: Test and evaluation
of the Ecological Neural Networks. PhD Thesis, University of Genoa.
(in Italian)
Parisi
D., Denaro D. & Cangelosi A. (1996). Categories and word meanings in
adaptive organisms, Technical Report, NSAL-96-004, Institute of
Psychology, National Research Council, Rome, January 1996.
Cangelosi A., & Elman J.L. (1995). Gene Regulation
and Biological Development in Neural Networks: an Exploratory Model. Technical
Report, CRL-UCSD, University of California at San Diego, September
1995. (compressed
postscript file)
Cangelosi
A., Kristan W.B. (1995). Local bending behavior in leeches: the study of cell 3 spike
frequency in response to the stimulation of the PD sensory neurons. Technical
Report, Center for Behavioral
Neurobiology, University of California at San Diego.
Published
Abstracts
133.
Cangelosi A., Ampatzis C., Izzo D. (2011). Evolving
autonomous mars rovers. ERCIM News,
84, 21-22 (pdf
file)
134.
Peniak M., Morse A., Larcombe C., Ramirez-Contla S., Cangelosi A.
(2011). Aquila:
Massively parallelised developmental robotics framework. Postgraduate Conference for Computing:
Applications and Theory (PCCAT 2011). Exeter, June 2011
135.
Peniak M., Marocco D., Tani J., Yamashitay Y., Fischer K., Cangelosi A.
(in press). Multiple
time scales recurrent neural network for complex action acquisition. Frontiers in Neurorobotics
(abstracts of IEEE ICDL-EpiRob 2011 Conference) (pdf
file)
136.
Cangelosi A., Fischer K., Nehaniv
C.L., Metta G., Nolfi S., Rohlfing K. (in press). Special session: Advances
in developmental robotics of action and language learning. Frontiers in Neurorobotics
(abstracts of IEEE ICDL-EpiRob 2011 Conference)
137.
Stramandinoli F., Rucinski M.,
Znajdek J., Rohlfing K., Cangelosi A. (2011). From sensorimotor knowledge
to abstract symbolic representations. Physics
Procedia (Proceedings FET-11 Conference) (pdf
file) Best Poster Award
138.
Connell L., van Dantzig S., Borghi A., Cangelosi (2011). Current issues in
embodiment. EuroCog 2011: European Conference on
Cognitive Science. Sofia, May 2011
139.
Caligiore D., Borghi A., Parisi D., Ellis R., Cangelosi A., Baldassarre
G. (2011). Affordances
of distractors and compatibility effects: a study with the computational
model TRoPICALS. COSYNE-2011 Computational and Systems Neuroscience 2011 Proceedings,
Salt Lake City, February 2011. Available from Nature Precedings http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/npre.2011.5848.1
140.
Peniak, M., Morse, A., Larcombe,
C., Ramirez-Contla, S. and Cangelosi, A. (in press) 'Aquila: Massively
Parallelised Developmental Robotics Framework', In Proceedings of the Postgraduate Conference for Computing:
Applications and Theory, Exeter.
141.
Ramirez-Contla S., Marocco D., Cangelosi A. (2010). Active vision and
depth estimation: Towards a peripersonal space encoding in a humanoid
robot. In B. Johansson et al. (Eds.), Proceedings
of the Tenth International
Conference on Epigenetic Robotics, Lund University Cognitive Studies,
pp. 175-176
142.
Di Nuovo A., Marocco D., Di Nuovo S., Cangelosi A. (2010). Estimating
spatial position from proprioceptive and visual information: A cognitive
robotics model. In B. Johansson et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference on Epigenetic
Robotics, Lund University Cognitive Studies, pp. 173-174
143.
Marocco D., Cangelosi A. (in press). Grounding words in actions:
Experiments with the iCub humanoid robot. Fourteenth International Conference on Cognitive and Neural Systems.
Boston, May 19 – 22, 2010
144.
Morse A.F., Belpaeme B. Cangelosi A. (2010). Robotic models of
spatial biases in categorization. 12th
Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop (NCPW12), London, UK: April
8-10
145.
Ruini F., Cangelosi A. (2010).
Intelligent autonomous controllers based on genetically evolved neural
networks for flying robots: experiments in two and three dimensions. Postgraduate Conference for Computing:
Applications and Theory, Exeter, June 2010.
146.
Morse A.F., Belpaeme B. Cangelosi A. (2010). Modelling spatial
biases in categorization. Postgraduate
Conference for Computing: Applications and Theory, Exeter, June 2010.
147.
Peniak M., Bentley B., Marocco D., Ampatzis C., Biscani F., Izzo D.
& Cangelosi (2010). Designing autonomous robot controllers for planetary
exploration: A model of a mars rover. Postgraduate
Conference for Computing: Applications and Theory, Exeter, June 2010
Best paper award
148.
Myachykov A., Bugmann D., Macura
Z., Ellis R., Cangelosi A. & Fischer M.H. (2009). Processing numbers
influences eye position and saccadic responses. ECEM 2009 - 15th European Conference on Eye Movements.
149.
Tikhanoff V., Fitzpatrick P., Nori
F., Natale L., Metta G. & Cangelosi A.
(2008). The iCub humanoid robot simulator. In Proceedings of IEEE/RSJ 2008 International Conference on
Intelligent RObots and Systems (IROS2008),
Nice, 22-26 September 2008
150.
Cangelosi A., Belpaeme T., Sandini
G., Metta G., Fadiga L., Sagerer G., Rohlfing K., Wrede B., Nolfi S.,
Parisi D., Nehaniv C., Dautenhahn K., Saunders J., Fischer K., Tani J.,
& Roy D. (2008). The ITALK project: Integration and Transfer of Action
and Language Knowledge. In: Proceedings
of Third ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human Robot Interaction (HRI
2008), Amsterdam, 12-15 March 2008
151.
Cangelosi A., Belpaeme T., Sandini
G., Metta G., Fadiga L., Sagerer G., Rohlfing K., Wrede B., Nolfi S.,
Parisi D., Marocco D., Nehaniv C., Dautenhahn K., Saunders J., Fischer K.,
& Tani J. (2008). The ITALK project: Integration and Transfer of Action
and Language Knowledge in Robots. In Proceedings
of CogSys2008: International Conference on Cognitive Systems,
Karlsruhe, 1-4 April 2008
152.
Ruini F., Cangelosi A. (2008).
Evolutionary algorithm based neural network controllers: an application to mav swarms. Proceedings
of Wivace 2008: Italian Workshop of Artificial
Life and Evolutionary Computation, Venice September 2008
153.
Tikhanoff V., Cangelosi A., Tani J. and Metta G. (in press). Towards language
acquisition in autonomous robots. Proceedings
of ALIFE XI, Winchester.
154.
Coutinho E., Cangelosi A. (in
press). Psycho-physiological patterns of musical emotions and their
relation with music structure. ICMPC-10:
10th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition,
Sapporo, Japan.
155.
Cangelosi A., Belpaeme T., Sandini
G., Metta G., Fadiga L., Sagerer L., Rohlfing K., Wrede B., Nolfi S.,
Parisi D., Nehaniv C., Dautenhahn K., Saunders J., Fischer K., Tani J. and
Roy D. (2008). The ITALK project: Integration and transfer of action and
language knowledge in robots. Third
International Conference on Human Robot Interaction (HRI 2008), Amsterdam.
156.
Cangelosi A., Belpaeme T., Sandini
G., Metta G., Fadiga L., Sagerer L., Rohlfing K., Wrede B., Nolfi S.,
Parisi D., Marocco D., Nehaniv C., Dautenhahn K., Saunders J., Fischer K.
and Tani J. (2008). The ITALK project: Integration and transfer of action
and language knowledge in robots. International
Conference on Cognitive Systems (CogSys 2008), Karlsruhe.
157.
Peniak M. and Cangelosi A. (in
press). Autonomous robot exploration of unknown terrain: A preliminary
model of Mars Rover robot. 25th
Annual Workshop of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems.
Genoa
158.
Tikhanoff V., Cangelosi A., Metta G. (in press). Emergence of
Communication in Autonomous Robot). 25th
Annual Workshop of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems.
Genoa
159.
Cangelosi A. (2007). The evolution
and grounding of language in cognitive agents and robots. ICCS 2007: International Conference on Complex
Systems. p. 78-79
160.
Cangelosi A. & Tikhanoff V.
(2006). Integrating action and language in cognitive robots: Experiments
with modeling field theory. AFOSR Information Fusion Program Conference (part of Fusion2006:
The 9th International Conference on Information Fusion), Florence, July
2006.
161.
Cangelosi A. (2005). The evolution
and grounding of language in multi-agent systems. IEEE International Conference on Integration of Knowledge Intensive
Multi-Agent Systems: KIMAS’05: Modeling,
Evolution, and Engineering (Boston, 2005)
162.
Coutinho E., Miranda E., Cangelosi A. (2005). Artificial
emotion: Simulating affective behaviour. Post-Cognitivist Psychology Conference, Glasgow, July 2005
163.
Hourdakis E., Cangelosi A
(2005). The acquisition of language in epigenetic robots. ESSCS Annual Workshop of the European
Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems, p. 8
164.
La Rovere I., Cangelosi A.,
Coventry K.R., Newstead S. (2005). Context effects in the use of linguistic
quantifiers: A study on English and Italian vague quantifiers. ESSCS Annual Workshop of the European
Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems, pp.10-11
165.
La Rovere I, Cangelosi A.,
Coventry K.R. and Newstead S. (2005). Context effects in linguistic
quantifiers: A crosslinguistic study on English
and Italian vague quantifiers. 2005
Annual Conference of the Italian Section of Experimental Psychology,
Cagliari, September 2005 (in Italian)
166.
Cangelosi A., Riga T., Giolito B. & Marocco D. (2004). Language
emergence and grounding in sensorimotor agents and robots. First
International Workshop on Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic Communication,
May 31- Jun 1 2004, Kanazawa Japan, p. 3-8 (pdf
file)
167.
Cangelosi A., Coventry K.R.,
Rajapakse R., Bacon A. & Newstead S.N. (2004), Grounding language into
perception: A connectionist model of spatial terms and vague quantifiers. In Book of Abstracts of the 9th Neural
Computation and Psychology Workshop. Plymouth, p. 16
168.
Riga T., Cangelosi A. & Greco A. (2004). Symbol grounding
transfer with hybrid self-organizing/supervised neural networks. Program
and Abstracts Book of IJCNN 2004 International Joint Conference on Neural
Networks and FUZZ-IEEE 2004 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems.
Budapest, p. 109.
169.
Cangelosi A. (2004). The
sensorimotor origins of word categories: Experiments with grounded
evolutionary models. 5th International Conference on the
Evolution of Language. Leipzig March 2004
170.
Marocco D. & Cangelosi A.
(2004). Evolutionary robotics experiments on the emergence of
communication. 5th International Conference on the Evolution
of Language. Leipzig March 2004
171.
Riga T., Cangelosi A. & Greco A. (2004). Teaching robots
using imitation and natural language. 20th Annual Workshop of the European
Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems. Genoa
172.
Cangelosi A. (2003). Modularity
and language in evolutionary neural networks. In C.L. Nehaniv, P.J. Bentley
& S. Kumar (eds). Evolvability, Genetics & Development in
Natural and Constructed Systems: Abstracts of the EPSRC Evolvability
Network Symposium. University of Hertfordshire.
173.
Cangelosi A., Giolito
B. (2003) Sensorimotor representations and
linguistic structure in artificial agents: Investigations with synthetic
brain imaging techniques. 1st Italian Workshop on Artificial Life, Universita’ della Calabria.
September 2003 (in Italian)
174.
Marocco D., Stuart E.J., Cangelosi A. (2003). Visualisation
techniques in artificial life: The method of parallel coordinates. 1st
Italian Workshop on Artificial Life, Universita’
della Calabria. September 2003 (in Italian)
175.
Joyce D.W., Richards L., Cangelosi
A. & Coventry K.R. (2002). Object representation by fragments in the
visual system: A neurocomputational model. In L. Wang et al (Eds.), ICONIP02-SEAL02-FSKD02
9th International Conference on Neural Information Processing: Abstracts,
Singapore, p. 38
176.
Greco A., Riga T., Cangelosi A.
(2002). Grounding transfer of symbols in neural networks. 1st Conference of
the Italian Cognitive Science Association. Rovereto,
Settembre 2002 (in Italian)
177.
Marocco D., Cangelosi A., Nolfi S. (2002). Evolution of
cognitive and linguistic abilities in neuro-robotic
models. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Italian Association for
Experimental Psychology, Rimini, September 2002 (in Italian)
178.
Richards L., Joyce D.W., Coventry
K.R. & Cangelosi A (2002). Constrained computational modelling of
spatial language comprehension. The British Psychological Society
Cognitive Psychology Section: XIX Annual Conference, p. 19
179.
Joyce D.W., Richards L., Cangelosi
A. & Coventry K.R. (2002). Spatial Language and Visual Cognition : A Cognitive, Connectionist and Embodied
Perspective. Abstracts of the Plymouth Institute of Neuroscience (PION)
Annual Symposium, p. 10-11
180.
Cangelosi A. (2002). Neural
Network Modelling of Category Learning and Language: Insights from
Synthetic Brain Imaging. Abstracts of the Plymouth Institute of
Neuroscience (PION) Annual Symposium, p. 12
181.
Munroe S., Cangelosi A. (2002).
Cultural transmission, learning cost and the Baldwin effect in language evolution.
In J. Hurford & T. Titch (Eds), Proccedings of the 4th International
Conference on the Evolution of Language, p.79
182.
Turner S., Cangelosi A. (2002).
Implicating working memory in the representation of constituent structure
and the origins of word-order universals. In J. Hurford & T. Titch (Eds), Proccedings
of the 4th International Conference on the Evolution of Language, p.114
183.
Turner H., Cangelosi A. (2001).
The role of memory load in syntactic processing and language evolution Language,
Brain, and Culture Conference, Sydney, 12-14 December, p.45-46
184.
Cangelosi A., Martinez GC (2001).
Neural networks for spatial language processing using virtual reality. World
Congress on Neuroinformatics: Part I Abstracts,
ARGESIM Verlag, p. 36
185.
Greco A., Riga T. & Cangelosi
A. (2001). The acquisition of new categories in neural networks through
grounded symbols. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Italian
Association for Experimental Psychology, Alghero,
September 2001 (in Italian)
186.
Martinez G., Cangelosi A, &
Coventry K (2001). A hybrid neural network and virtual reality system for
spatial language processing. In IJCNN2001 International Joint Conference
on Neural Networks: Book of summaries, Washington, July14-19
187.
Riga T., Greco A. & Cangelosi
A. (2001). Acquiring higher-level categories by sensorimotor grounding of
entry-level features. Proceedings of the 18th Annual Workshop of the
European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems. Maastricht, May
18-21, 13-14.
188.
Cangelosi A. (1999). Signals,
symbols and words in language evolution models. Workshop on Evolutionary
Computation and Cognitive Systems, Melbourne, January 2000
189.
Cangelosi A. (1999). Evolution of
communication using combination of grounded symbols in populations of
neural networks. IJCNN99 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks:
Book of summaries, Washington, July10-16, page 153
190.
Cangelosi A. & Harnad S.
(1998). Adaptive advantages of "Hearsay" over direct sensorimotor
experience. 2nd International Conference on the Evolution of Language. London,
April 1998
191.
Cangelosi A., Greco, A., & Harnad, S. (1997). Categorical
perception effects in connectionist models. Proceedings of the Annual
Meeting of the Italian Association for Experimental Psychology, Capri,
September, 1997, p. 37-38
192.
Cangelosi A. (1997). Agent-based
models for language simulations Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the
Italian Association for Experimental Psychology, Capri, September, 1997. p.
295-296
193.
Greco, A., Cangelosi A., & Harnad, S. (1997). A connectionist model
of categorical perception and symbol grounding. Proceedings of the 15th
Annual Workshop of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems.
Friburg, June 1997, p. 7
194.
Cangelosi A., & Parisi, D.
(1996). A connectionist model for language evolution. Proceedings of the
Annual Meeting of the Italian Association for Experimental Psychology,
Capri, September, 1996.
195.
Greco A.,
& Cangelosi A. (1996). A representational redescription
method using competitive learning. Proceedings of the 14th Annual Workshop
of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems, Saint Maximin la Sainte-Baume, France, April 1996.
196.
Cangelosi A. (1996). The evolution
of a lexicon in an artificial life simulation. Proceedings of the 14th
Annual Workshop of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems,
Saint Maximin la Sainte-Baume, France, April
1996.
197.
Greco A.,
& Cangelosi A. (1995). Language, Categorization, and Representation: a
Pilot Study Using Neural Networks. Proceedings of the 13th Annual Workshop
of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Systems, Oxford UK,
September 1995, 8-10.
198.
Balestra V., Bozzo M.T., Cangelosi A., et al. (1994). Evoluzione degli
errori di scrittura in bambini della scuola elementare. Rivista di Psicologia, 150-151.
199.
Cangelosi A., Ligorio M.B., & Meloni D. (1993). Echo: un ambiente
di apprendimento ipermediale per operatori radar. Proccedings of the XII
Italian Conference of Basic Research in Psychology, Roma, Settembre 1993, 289-290.
200.
Atzori E., & Cangelosi A. (1992). Percezione della vicinanza in un
ceppo puro di topi. Proccedings of the XI
Italian Conference of Basic Research in Psychology, Cagliari, Settembre 1992, 147-148.
201.
Cangelosi A., Meloni D., & Renzi P. (1992). Acquisizione delle
conoscenze in un sistema tutoriale intelligente sull'elettrotecnica. Proccedings of the XI
Italian Conference of Basic Research in Psychology, Cagliari, Settembre 1992, 107-109
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