APPROACHES TO MODELING OF COGNITIVE EVOLUTION
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Cognitive evolution, modeling, adaptive behavior, animal cognitive abilities.Abstract
Approaches to modeling of cognitive evolution that is evolution of animal cognitive abilities are proposed and discussed. Backgrounds of models of cognitive evolution, that are developed in an area of researches “Adaptive behavior”, in which modeled “organisms” adapting to variable environment are studied, are outlined. Initial steps of modeling of cognitive evolution are characterized. The sketch program for future investigations of cognitive evolution is proposed.References
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