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  1. Stories in the Mind? The Role of Story‐Based Categorizations in Motion Classification.Frank Papenmeier, Juan Purcalla Arrufi & Alexandra Kirsch - 2023 - Cognitive Science 47 (9):e13332.
    Categorization is fundamental for spatial and motion representation in both the domain of artificial intelligence and human cognition. In this paper, we investigated whether motion categorizations designed in artificial intelligence can inform human cognition. More concretely, we investigated if such categorizations (also known as qualitative representations) can inform the psychological understanding of human perception and memory of motion scenes. To this end, we took two motion categorizations in artificial intelligence, Motion‐RCC and Motion‐OPRA1, and conducted four experiments on human perception and (...)
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  • A flexible logic-based approach to closeness using order of magnitude qualitative reasoning.Alfredo Burrieza, Emilio MuÑoz-Velasco & Manuel Ojeda-Aciego - forthcoming - Logic Journal of the IGPL.
    In this paper, we focus on a logical approach to the important notion of closeness, which has not received much attention in the literature. Our notion of closeness is based on the so-called proximity intervals, which will be used to decide the elements that are close to each other. Some of the intuitions of this definition are explained on the basis of examples. We prove the decidability of the recently introduced multimodal logic for closeness and, then, we show some capabilities (...)
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