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CAVL: A Cognitive Architecture for Vigilant Learning
Newell’s challenge remains: experiments often study cognitive mechanisms separately, although real learning requires their coordination. We present CAVL, a functional, multilevel, precomputational architecture of socially embedded vigilant learning. It links working memory, long-term knowledge, expe
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