...Yi Lin; Hejing Xiong; Mianyun Chen; Yi Dong‐yun; Zhou Run; Yu Ning‐li; Zhao Cheng‐li; Yao Jing Purpose The purpose of this paper is to find the event memory characteristics hidden in trade data. Design/methodology/approach First, historical trade data are analyzed to define the events...

...Ranulph Glanville; Ben Sweeting; Mark Johnson Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an approach to the perception of music and the understanding of memory using cybernetic tools. Design/methodology/approach The work uses a methodological approach based on realistic evaluation...

... are scrutinized. A remarkable coincidence, the similarity of maximum information transmitted to human memory capacity, is described. Over 60 representative psychology papers on “information transmitted” are inspected for evidence of memory involvement in absolute judgment. Finally, memory is conceptually...

... Group Publishing Limited 2006 Memory Experience Knowledge management Research von Bertalanffy wrote a number of papers concerning systems over a period of three decades that were reprinted in 1968 under the title of “General System Theory”. These papers identify a “puzzle” that he...

...Alexander Riegler Purpose From the radical constructivist point of view the mainstream conception of memory as an encoding‐storage‐retrieval device is considered questionable. The paper aims at an alternative perspective on memory and its interaction with cognition. Design/methodology/approach...

... not been solved by earlier attempts of modeling. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Cognition Memory Mathematical modelling Psychology Cybernetics The SCOP theory models a concept as an entity that can be in different states such that a state changes under the influence...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Cognition Memory Mathematical modelling Psychology Cybernetics Heinz von Foerster often spoke of how he was introduced to the scientific community in the United States in 1949 (Franchi et al., 1999). A prominent role was played by a book...

... by a strong foundational bias and a lack of a proper view of individual agency. Notions of space and time, as well as social memory and culture, have been taken too much for granted. By constructivistically questioning these notions, suggests an alternative approach which explores a likely integration...