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Based on the results of the previous two chapters, this chapter focuses on techniques that can be used to map semantic meaning onto CogInfoCom channels. This mapping task is formulated in terms of finding appropriate perceptual concepts—and a corresponding set of generation parameter types—for the establishment of useful semantic associations. In this way, the chapter develops a set of tools that can support the development of readily interpretable CogInfoCom channels.
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Norman refers to any artificial device that is capable of storing, displaying or modifying information as a cognitive artifact. Norman writes about different levels of directness with respect to such devices, to qualify the relationship which exists between a user’s actions and the changes these actions create in the stored information (Norman 1991).
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Baranyi, P., Csapo, A., Sallai, G. (2015). Mapping Meaning onto CogInfoCom Channels. In: Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19608-4_9
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