Learning by Analogy in Soar
Learning by Analogy in Soar
Steir and Adelson (1990) describe a Soar system that built analogies in
learning how a "stack" computer data type could be learned. This
system was called Data-Soar. A problem space called Use-Analogy was
established that allowed the comparison of different functionalities
within the space. As relationships were discovered, chunks were created that captured the
discovered analogy. This is a simple example of several small tasks
that have been accomplished to demonstrate the capability of
analogical learning in Soar. However, extensive use of analogical
learning has not been investigated.
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