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Presentations: 8 minutes + 2 for questions (10 points) What is your question/hypothesis/model? why is it interesting/why did you choose it/what does it tell us about CAS? (10 points) What were your computational, experimental and statistical/analysis methods? Focus on important methodological choices you made. (20 points) What were your most interesting results (focus on your primary point(s) but if you if you have them, an interesting anecdote can be included). Focus on the most important outcome which is not necessarily what you spent most of your time on. Show figures, backup with statistics If you don’t yet have results, what results do you anticipate? If possible, show a demo (suggest screencaptured video rather than, or as backup for, running a live demo) (5 points) Summarize your main question and your conclusion. You can include an interesting next step if you have one but it is not required. (5 points) for visual and spoken clarity

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Page 1: Presentations: 8 minutes + 2 for questionsPresentations: 8 minutes + 2 for questions • (10 points) What is your question/hypothesis/model? – why is it interesting/why did you choose

Presentations:8minutes+2forquestions

• (10points)Whatisyourquestion/hypothesis/model?– whyisitinteresting/whydidyouchooseit/whatdoesittellusaboutCAS?

• (10points)Whatwereyourcomputational,experimentalandstatistical/analysismethods?Focusonimportantmethodologicalchoicesyoumade.

• (20points)Whatwereyourmostinterestingresults(focusonyourprimarypoint(s)butifyouifyouhavethem,aninterestinganecdotecanbeincluded).Focusonthemostimportantoutcomewhichisnotnecessarilywhatyouspentmostofyourtimeon.– Showfigures,backupwithstatistics– Ifyoudon’tyethaveresults,whatresultsdoyouanticipate?– Ifpossible,showademo(suggestscreencaptured videoratherthan,orasbackupfor,

runningalivedemo)

• (5points)Summarizeyourmainquestionandyourconclusion.Youcanincludeaninterestingnextstepifyouhaveonebutitisnotrequired.

• (5points)forvisualandspokenclarity

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Whatwastheworld’smostdebatedquestioninApril2015?

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Whatcoloristhisdress?

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Automaticpre-consciousassociations:numbers,colors,smells,letters,sensations..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia

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Areyouasgoodasyourbrainthinksyouare?

Inabilitytogetonwellwithothers,85%putthemselvesabovethemedian,and25%ratedthemselvesinthetop1%.

Fordrivingskill,93%oftheUSsampleand69%oftheSwedishsampleputthemselvesinthetop50%(abovethemedian).Forsafety,88%oftheUSgroupand77%oftheSwedishsampleputthemselvesinthetop50%

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority

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Yourmemoryinfluencesyourperceptions

Thebasicideabehindtop-downperceptionisthatthecorticalareasinthebrain (the“top”)formexpectationsbasedonexperiencethatcanalterthesenseorgans(the“bottom”)processesresponsiblefor incominginformation.

whenfacedwithperceptuallapses,orlossofsituationalawareness,yourexpectations(basedonpriorlearning)fillinthegaps

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Brian Arthur, Complexity Economics

“Economies are organic and evolutionary...actions and strategies constantly evolve,structures constantly form and re--form…individual behaviors react to the pattern theytogether create.”

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Stanislas Dehaene• Experimentalfindingsimplythatmostofthebrain’s

computationscanbeperformedinanon-consciousmode,butthatconsciousperceptionischaracterizedbyanamplification,globalpropagationandintegrationofbrainsignals.

• HecallsthistheGlobalNeuronalWorkspace

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BrainsasCAS

• Ourbrainsdomostoftheirworkwithoutusbeingawareofit

• TuringmachineorBayesianmachine?• Deheane:

consciousthoughtiswhatoccursinthe“globalworkspace”composedof100billionneuronsmakingBayesianinferencesThewholeiscomposedoftheparts.Thewholetellsthepartshowtofunction.

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Turingdeliberatelydesignedhismachinetomimic“amanintheprocessofcomputingarealnumber”(ashewroteinhisseminal1936paper).

He…couldrelyonlyonhisintrospection…hismachinecapturesonlyafractionofthemathematician’smentalprocesses,thosethatareconsciouslyaccessible.TheserialandsymbolicoperationsthatarecapturedbyaserialTuringmachineconstituteareasonablygoodmodeloftheoperationsaccessibletoaconscioushumanmind.Dehaene,Stanislas (2014-01-30).ConsciousnessandtheBrain:DecipheringHowtheBrainCodesOurThoughts

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RelatetoMitchell’squestions:WhatisinformationHowisitprocessedWhatconstitutesmeaning

A fine-grainedparallelsystemisabletocarryoutwhatDouglasHofstadterhascalleda“parallelterracedscan.”Thisreferstoasimultaneousexplorationofmanypossibilitiesorpathways,inwhichtheresourcesgiventoeachexplorationatagiventimedependontheperceivedsuccessofthatexplorationatthattime.”Mitchell,Complexity:AGuidedTour

ComparetoantsinacolonycellsinabodycellsinadensityclassificationCA…

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AntFugue,DouglassHofstadter

• http://themindi.blogspot.com/2007/02/chapter-11-prelude-ant-fugue.html

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IamaStrangeLoopDouglassHofstadtertriesagaintoexplaintheimportanceof

understandingselfreference

• Thisstatementisfalse– Thissentencemakesaclaimaboutitself

• Yourbrainiscollectionofneuronsthatmakeclaimsaboutthemselves.Andthentheyrespondtothoseclaimsaboutthemselves…andtheydothisallthetime.Wecallthisconsciousthinking.

• Yourneuronssaytoyourbrain,Iseeevidenceforblue,andevidenceforwhite.Yourbrainsaystoitsneurons,you’reinbrightsunlight,sowhatyouseeiswhite.Theneuronssayok,whatIseeiswhite.

• “IAmMyBrain’sMostComplexSymbol”

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Yourbrainbuildsamodeloftheworld

…andconvincesyouthatit’sreal

Relateyourbrainsmodeloftheworldtoothermodelswe’vestudied

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Yourbrainbuildsamodeloftheworld

Howishumansocialityanewevolutionarytransition?

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• Haveallthereallyimportantdiscoveriesbeenmade?

• Describe1-3mostuseful/thought-provokingormeaningfulconceptsfromCAS

• Describe1-3least

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• Whatarethecomponentsof,orbestapproachestodiscover,ofaunifiedtheoryforcomplexsystems?

• Whatconceptualtoolsaremissing?

• Agreeordisagree?“Iseesomeformofcomplexitysciencetakingoverthewholeofscientificthinking.”