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Cognitive Optimization in Assistive Living System Development
2012
Applied Bionics and Biomechanics
This paper presents an exploration of the characteristics and structure of a cognitive architecture for control of assisted living systems. The aspects of cognition considered are self-organization, communication, and inherited knowledge. A cognitive solution for a related problem, function optimization, is developed because of the complexity and size of the assistive living problem. Support for this approach stems from the artificial intelligence field where optimization is considered to be a
doi:10.1155/2012/427838
fatcat:3hkyl4m7yvetrfasuablonwmti