The Neural Basis for Visual Selective Attention in Young Infants: A Computational Account (2008)
Matthew Schlesinger, Dima Amso, Scott P. Johnson, Matthew Schlesinger, Dima Amso, Scott P. Johnson
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Modeling Developmental Transitions in Adaptive Resonance Theory: Maartje Raijmakers and (2008)
Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi, Hebbian Learning, Development Yuko Munakata, Jason Pfaffly, Peter Molenaar
PAPER Learning to reach by constraining the movement search space (2008)
Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi, Jonas Langer
Trial-and-error learning strategies play a central role in sensorimotor development during early infancy. However, learning to reach by trial-and-error normally requires a slow and laborious search...
Schlesinger (in press) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants' visual expectations. In the present study, this gazedirection model was evaluated by (a)...
Decomposing infants’ object representations: A dual-route processing account (2006)
The capacity for infants to form mental representations of hidden or occluded objects can be decomposed into two tasks: one process that identifies salient objects and a second complementary process...
Visual Expectations in Infants: Evaluating the Gaze-Direction Model (2003)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Casey, Patrick
Schlesinger (in press) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants’ visual expectations. In the present study, this gaze-direction model was evaluated by (a)...
Visual Expectations in Infants: Evaluating the Gaze-Direction Model (2003)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Casey, Patrick
Schlesinger (in press) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants’ visual expectations. In the present study, this gaze-direction model was evaluated by (a)...
Visual Expectations in Infants: Evaluating the Gaze-Direction Model (2003)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Casey, Patrick
Schlesinger (in press) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants’ visual expectations. In the present study, this gaze-direction model was evaluated by (a)...
Abstract. Schlesinger (2003, Adaptive Behavior, 11: 97–107) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants ’ visual expectations. In the present study, this...
A lesson from robotics: Modeling infants as autonomous agents (2002)
While computational models are playing an increasingly important role in developmental psychology, at least one lesson from robotics is still being learned: modeling epigenetic processes often...
A lesson from robotics: Modeling infants as autonomous agents (2002)
While computational models are playing an increasingly important role in developmental psychology, at least one lesson from robotics is still being learned: modeling epigenetic processes often...
A lesson from robotics: Modeling infants as autonomous agents (2002)
While computational models are playing an increasingly important role in developmental psychology, at least one lesson from robotics is still being learned: modeling epigenetic processes often...
The agent-based approach: A new direction for computational models of development (2001)
Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi
The agent-based approach emphasizes the importance of learning through organism-environment interaction. This approach is part of a recent trend in computational models of learning and development...
Learning to Reach by Constraining the Movement Search Space (2000)
Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi, Jonas Langer
Trial-and-error learning strategies play a central role in sensorimotor development during early infancy. However, learning to reach by trial-and-error normally requires a slow and laborious search...
Optimal control methods for simulating the perception of causality in young infants (1999)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Barto, Andrew
There is a growing debate among developmental theorists concerning the perception of causality in young infants. Some theorists advocate a top-down view, e.g., that infants reason about causal events...
Optimal control methods for simulating the perception of causality in young infants (1999)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Barto, Andrew
There is a growing debate among developmental theorists concerning the perception of causality in young infants. Some theorists advocate a top-down view, e.g., that infants reason about causal events...
Optimal control methods for simulating the perception of causality in young infants (1999)
Schlesinger, Matthew, Barto, Andrew
There is a growing debate among developmental theorists concerning the perception of causality in young infants. Some theorists advocate a top-down view, e.g., that infants reason about causal events...
Matthew Schlesinger, Jonas Langer
Infants' developing causal expectations for the outcome of a simple tool-use event from ages 8 to 12 months were investigated. Causal expectations were studied by comparing infants'...
Matthew Schlesinger, Jonas Langer
Infants ' developing causal expectations for the outcome of a simple tool-use event from ages 8 to 12 months were investigated. Causal expectations were studied by comparing infants '...
Proximodistal sensory evolution in a population of artificial neural networks (1997)
Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi, Matthew Schlesinger, Domenico Parisi
The evolution of object-directed reaching in a population of artificial-life organisms was investigated. The capacity to discriminate between two objects emerged as organisms evolved the ability to...
Visual expectation in infants: evaluating the gaze-direction model (1987)
Schlesinger (in press) recently proposed a model of eye movements as a tool for investigating infants' visual expectations. In the present study, this gazedirection model was evaluated by (a)...