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PUBLICATIONS
Book
Cangelosi A., Domenico P. (Eds.)
(2002). Simulating the Evolution of Language. London:
Springer. (Summary + Table of
content) (Book web page)
Publications in
Journals
Cangelosi A., Parisi D. (in press). The
processing of verbs and nouns in neural networks: Insights from Synthetic
Brain Imaging. Brain & Language (pdf file)
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)
Cangelosi A. (in press). Neural network models of
category learning and language. Brain and Cognition
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)
Parisi D., Cangelosi A., Falcetta I. (2002).
Verbs, nouns and simulated language games. Italian Journal of
Linguistics, 14(1): 99-114 (pdf file)
Cangelosi A. (2002). Language evolution in apes
and autonomous agents: A commentary. Behavioral and Brain Sciences,
25(5): 622-623
Cangelosi A. (2001). Evolution of communication
and language using signals, symbols and words. IEEE Transactions on
Evolutionary Computation. 5(2), 93-101 (preprint)
Publications in
Books and Conference Proceedings
Greco A., Riga T. & Cangelosi A. (2003). The
acquisition of new categories through grounded symbols: An extended
connectionist model. 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)
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
cycles, Milan: Franco Angeli, 83-99 (in Italian)
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)
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)
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)
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.
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
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
Greco A., Riga T., Cangelosi A. (2002), Grounding
transfer of symbols in neural networks. 1st Conference of the Italian
Cognitive Science Association. Rovereto, September 2002 (in Italian)
Munroe S., Cangelosi A. (2002). Cultural
transmission, learning cost and the Baldwin effect in language evolution.
In J. Hurford & T. Titch (Eds), Proceedings of the 4th International
Conference on the Evolution of Language, p.79
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), Proceedings
of the 4th International Conference on the Evolution of Language, p.114
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
Turner H. (2002). An introduction to methods for
simulating the evolution of language. In A. Cangelosi & D. Parisi,
Simulating the evolution of language, London: Springer, pp. 29-50
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)
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.
Papers in
preparation and submitted
A. Cangelosi (invited chapter). Neural network
models of category learning and language. In H. Cohen & C. Lefebvre
(Eds), Categorization in Cognitive Science
Greco A., Cangelosi A. & Riga T. (submitted).
The grounding of symbols through the experience with the world: A
connectionist approach. Intelligent Systems (in Italian)
Cangelosi A. (submitted). The sensorimotor origins
of linguistic categories: Experiments with grounded neural network models. 5th
International Conference on the Evolution of Language. Leipzig March
2004
Marocco D. & Cangelosi A. (submitted).
Evolutionary robotics experiments on the emergence of communication. 5th
International Conference on the Evolution of Language. Leipzig March
2004
Turner H. (submitted). The appearance of design
in grammatical universals as evidence of adaptation for non-communicative
functions. 5th International Conference on the Evolution of
Language. Leipzig March 2004
Cangelosi A. (in preparation). The sensorimotor
basis of linguistic categories. To be submitted to Simulation of
Adaptive Behaviour Conference, Los Angeles, July 2004.
Cangelosi A. (submitted). Grounding language on
sensorimotor and cognitive categories. AISB Quartely Newsletter
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