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Human Problem Solving
Book • 1972
This book, first published in 1972, applies ideas from artificial intelligence to cognitive psychology.
Newell and Simon develop a formal theory of information processing systems and report studies on symbolic reasoning tasks.
They analyze the data using the information processing paradigm and present a comprehensive theory of human problem-solving.
The work supports the physical symbol system hypothesis and was a culmination of their research program that led to the Turing Award in 1975.
Newell and Simon develop a formal theory of information processing systems and report studies on symbolic reasoning tasks.
They analyze the data using the information processing paradigm and present a comprehensive theory of human problem-solving.
The work supports the physical symbol system hypothesis and was a culmination of their research program that led to the Turing Award in 1975.
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Mentioned by Scott Young as the source of the "problem space" concept, which frames problem-solving as navigating a space of possibilities.
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