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Simon and the Sirens: A Commentary.

Isis; an international review devoted to the history of science and its cultural influences
Even in its extended usage, the concept of bounded rationality bears the birthmark of its origins in economics. First and most obviously, it is about seeking the most efficient (not necessarily the best) means toward a given end, whether that is curi...

Self-organizing neural networks integrating domain knowledge and reinforcement learning.

IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
The use of domain knowledge in learning systems is expected to improve learning efficiency and reduce model complexity. However, due to the incompatibility with knowledge structure of the learning systems and real-time exploratory nature of reinforce...

Thinking science with thinking machines: The multiple realities of basic and applied knowledge in a research border zone.

Social studies of science
Some scholars dismiss the distinction between basic and applied science as passé, yet substantive assumptions about this boundary remain obdurate in research policy, popular rhetoric, the sociology and philosophy of science, and, indeed, at the level...