systematicity

They identify a feature of human intelligence called systematicity which they feel connectionists cannot explain.

Connectionism Garson, James 2007

Structure Mapping theory uses three constraints, called systematicity, parallel connectivity, and one-to-one mapping.

Archive 2004-12-01 Chris 2004

Structure Mapping theory uses three constraints, called systematicity, parallel connectivity, and one-to-one mapping.

Reasoning: Analogical Reasoning and Category-based Inducation Chris 2004

(iv), [27] holding that there are no lawlike cognitive regularities such as systematicity (etc.) to be explained, or that such regularities do not require a (B) - like architecture for their explanation.

The Language of Thought Hypothesis Aydede, Murat 2004

Recognition of this systematicity is built right into the isomorphism approach.

The Correspondence Theory of Truth David, Marian 2009

A sign for the particular sort of systematicity ruling the prose might be read from its partial publication in Tel Quel as The Properties of Rectangles.

/ubu Editions, Third Series: 12 New Titles : Kenneth Goldsmith : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007

In other words, there may be a limit to the systematicity of the world or to its intelligibility.

Karl Higley - Spirit, Kosmos, Essence William Harryman 2009

This approach appears vulnerable to the objection that it avoids funny facts at the price of neglecting systematicity.

The Correspondence Theory of Truth David, Marian 2009

Ordering implies a systematicity requirement: principles of justice should provide a determinate resolution to problems of justice that arise under them; and in so far as a conception of justice is not able to order conflicting claims and resolve problems of justice, that is a reason against choosing it in the original position.

Original Position Freeman, Samuel 2008

This combinatorial structure accounts for the properties of productivity and systematicity of the system of mental representations.

Mental Representation Pitt, David 2008