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Functional embodied imagination and episodic memory
International Journal of Machine Consciousness 2 (2):245-259 (2010)
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The phenomenon of episodic memory has been studied for over 30 years, but it is only recently that its constructive nature has been shown to be closely linked to the processes underpinning imagination. This paper builds on recent work by the authors in developing architectures for a form of imagination suitable for use in artifacts, and considers how these architectures might be extended to provide a form of episodic memoryOther Versions
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