The Significance of the Study of the Brain’s Hippocampus for the Progress of Biologically-Inspired Computational Systems

DOMDOUZIS, Konstantinos (2020). The Significance of the Study of the Brain’s Hippocampus for the Progress of Biologically-Inspired Computational Systems. In: RODRIGUES, Joao M.F., CARDOSA, Pedro J.S., MONTEIRO, Janio and RAMOS, Celia M.Q., (eds.) Smart Systems Design, Applications, and Challenges. IGI Globa;.

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Abstract

The field of Artificial Intelligence faces unprecedented progress. It is expected that the use of Artificial Intelligence to different sectors of science and economy will be increased. This is also shown by the fact that at the moment, Artificial Intelligence is characterised by popularity which is proved through the constant presentations on the news. This paper aims to show how the study of the brain’s hippocampus can further progress the field of Artificial Intelligence. The paper presents indicative examples of the literature that show how the study of the hippocampus can lead to the development of specific applications. It also shows the impact to the development of biologically-inspired systems through the analysis of specific capabilities of the hippocampus. A number of conclusions are drawn in relation to the significance of the study of the brain’s hippocampus for the development of new applications.

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Date Deposited: 20 Dec 2019 11:20
Last Modified: 06 Jul 2022 15:28
URI: https://shura.shu.ac.uk/id/eprint/25569

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