What makes an an analogy difficult? IAM predicts the effects of order and causal relations on analogical mapping

Analogy, an Alternative Model.  Critics to the standard model of analogical problems solving and proposals for an alternative one

Ricardo A. Minervino

February 2016

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>The authors ma...

Reducing structural-element salience on a source problem produces later success in analogical transfer: what role does source difficulty play ?

Didierjean, André
Nogry, Sandra

October 2004

International audienceTwo experiments in reasoning by analogy were conducted to study the role of in...

Constraints on analogical inference

Markman, Arthur B

January 1997

The ability to reason by analogy is particularly important because it permits the extension of knowl...

What makes an analogy difficult?

Keane, M.
Trinity Coll., Dublin (Ireland). Dept. of Computer Science

January 1996

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:8722.324(96-13) / BLDSC - British Lib...

Analogy as a sub-process of categorisation

Darrington, S.
Lingstadt, T.
Ramscar, M.
Edinburgh Univ. (United Kingdom). Dept. of Artificial Intelligence

January 1998

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3511.638(894) / BLDSC - British Libra...

Systematicity as a selection constraint in analogical mapping

Catherine Clement
Dedre Gentner

January 1991

In an analogy a person's knowledge about one domain is used to understand a second domain: to h...

An investigation of analogical retrieval and mapping in complex reasoning situations /

Blanchette, Isabelle.

January 2000

The goal of the research reported in this thesis is to explore analogical reasoning in complex situa...

Impact of Semantic Representations on Analogical Mapping with Transitive Relations

Linford, Bryce
Ichien, Nicholas
Holyoak, Keith
Lu, Hongjing

January 2022

Analogy problems involving multiple ordered relations of the same type create mapping ambiguity, req...

Uncovering the course of analogical mapping using eye tracking

Kroczek, Bartłomiej
Ciechanowska, Iwona
Chuderski, Adam

January 2022

Analogical mapping - the core component of analogical reasoning - consists of establishing the relat...

Analogy

Cali' Carmelo

January 2020

Analogy is a mode of reasoning that is employed in problem solving, logic, science and art. The sche...

Mapping and inference in analogical problem solving – As much as needed or as much as possible

Eva Wiese
Uwe Konerding
Ute Schmid

January 2008

There exist many computational models of analogy making, which are based on different assumptions ab...

Various sources of distraction during analogical reasoning

Kucwaj, Hanna
Ociepka, Michał
Chuderski, Adam

January 2022

Reasoning by analogy requires mapping relational correspondence between two situations to transfer i...

What does (and doesn’t) make analogical problem solving easy? A complexity-theoretic perspective

Wareham, H.T.
Evans, P.
Rooij, I.J.E.I. van

January 2011

Contains fulltext : 99879.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Solving new prob...

Transfer between analogies How solving one analogy problem helps to solve another

Keane, M
Trinity Coll., Dublin (Ireland). Dept. of Computer Science

January 1995

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:8722.324(TCD-CS--95-07) / BLDSC - Bri...

The Effect of Working Memory on Analogical Mapping

Lismanis, Jack

July 2014

Analogical mapping is important in how humans learn new information from novel situations. There are...

Analogy, an Alternative Model.  Critics to the standard model of analogical problems solving and proposals for an alternative one

Ricardo A. Minervino

February 2016

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>The authors ma...

Reducing structural-element salience on a source problem produces later success in analogical transfer: what role does source difficulty play ?

Didierjean, André
Nogry, Sandra

October 2004

International audienceTwo experiments in reasoning by analogy were conducted to study the role of in...

Constraints on analogical inference

Markman, Arthur B

January 1997

The ability to reason by analogy is particularly important because it permits the extension of knowl...

What makes an analogy difficult?

Keane, M.
Trinity Coll., Dublin (Ireland). Dept. of Computer Science

January 1996

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:8722.324(96-13) / BLDSC - British Lib...

Analogy as a sub-process of categorisation

Darrington, S.
Lingstadt, T.
Ramscar, M.
Edinburgh Univ. (United Kingdom). Dept. of Artificial Intelligence

January 1998

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3511.638(894) / BLDSC - British Libra...

Systematicity as a selection constraint in analogical mapping

Catherine Clement
Dedre Gentner

January 1991

In an analogy a person's knowledge about one domain is used to understand a second domain: to h...

An investigation of analogical retrieval and mapping in complex reasoning situations /

Blanchette, Isabelle.

January 2000

The goal of the research reported in this thesis is to explore analogical reasoning in complex situa...

Impact of Semantic Representations on Analogical Mapping with Transitive Relations

Linford, Bryce
Ichien, Nicholas
Holyoak, Keith
Lu, Hongjing

January 2022

Analogy problems involving multiple ordered relations of the same type create mapping ambiguity, req...

Uncovering the course of analogical mapping using eye tracking

Kroczek, Bartłomiej
Ciechanowska, Iwona
Chuderski, Adam

January 2022

Analogical mapping - the core component of analogical reasoning - consists of establishing the relat...

Analogy

Cali' Carmelo

January 2020

Analogy is a mode of reasoning that is employed in problem solving, logic, science and art. The sche...

Mapping and inference in analogical problem solving – As much as needed or as much as possible

Eva Wiese
Uwe Konerding
Ute Schmid

January 2008

There exist many computational models of analogy making, which are based on different assumptions ab...

Various sources of distraction during analogical reasoning

Kucwaj, Hanna
Ociepka, Michał
Chuderski, Adam

January 2022

Reasoning by analogy requires mapping relational correspondence between two situations to transfer i...

What does (and doesn’t) make analogical problem solving easy? A complexity-theoretic perspective

Wareham, H.T.
Evans, P.
Rooij, I.J.E.I. van

January 2011

Contains fulltext : 99879.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Solving new prob...

Transfer between analogies How solving one analogy problem helps to solve another

Keane, M
Trinity Coll., Dublin (Ireland). Dept. of Computer Science

January 1995

SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:8722.324(TCD-CS--95-07) / BLDSC - Bri...

The Effect of Working Memory on Analogical Mapping

Lismanis, Jack

July 2014

Analogical mapping is important in how humans learn new information from novel situations. There are...

Analogy, an Alternative Model.  Critics to the standard model of analogical problems solving and proposals for an alternative one

Ricardo A. Minervino

February 2016

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>The authors ma...

Reducing structural-element salience on a source problem produces later success in analogical transfer: what role does source difficulty play ?

Didierjean, André
Nogry, Sandra

October 2004

International audienceTwo experiments in reasoning by analogy were conducted to study the role of in...

Constraints on analogical inference

Markman, Arthur B

January 1997

The ability to reason by analogy is particularly important because it permits the extension of knowl...

What makes an an analogy difficult? IAM predicts the effects of order and causal relations on analogical mapping

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