CGSC 1001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Sensory Memory, Basal Ganglia, Long-Term Memory
5 Feb 2016
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Transforms things in the environment to internal representations. Environment perception cognitive system action environment (back to start) Turns desires to act into physical changes in the environment. Ex; we percept something, we think of acting on it, we act on it, then we see it. The world (perception) senses (brain, action of body) the world (back to start) The world (perception) sensors, actuators, (action) the world (back to start) User input (perception) updating database amazon. com"s recommender system display to screen (action) user input (back to start) The world sensors, sensory, organs, etc people and artifacts action perception. Human memory of facts and perception (not skills) Sensory memory short-term memory long term memory. Sensory memory: like a scratch pad (for vision) or a bit of recording tape (for hearing), that can be overwritten with new things. It is re-written every few seconds by new perceptions. Short term memory: it is a temporary store.
