Research

Research of Interest:

My research of interest is Cognitive Computing for Semantic Computing. Meaning, investigating and developing the theoretical and computational cognitive models involved in cognitive-based processes of semantic learning, representation, and growth from sources of natural language. This research direction is mainly based on the fundamental hypothesis that the semantic tasks performed by/for the semantic memory are not disjointed from our cognition. Strong claims have been made about cognitive semantics, such as: “To study the semantics of natural language is to study cognitive psychology (Jackendoff, 1983).”​ 

The other research of interest is Computational Neurosciences (CNS) and Cognitive Robotics (CR), where one can integrate cognitive computing concepts and technologies enhanced by the Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI) measurements to solve problems in the fields of neurocomputing, robotics, and psychology.


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