I would like to use a cognitive model and the formulated mathematical task: "two times two equals four" to show how optimal storage in long-term memory can occur.
Who would like to participate in this modeling?
The model can be accessed and edited at http://www.mentalmodeler.org
To assess the model, the attached model file cognitive model.mmp must be imported into the online application MentalModel.
Maybe there is already a comparable illustrative model.
I am grateful for every hint.
It sounds interesting, but I don't see the link to memory tasks. The website seems to be about fuzzy cognitive maps.
Regards,
Joachim
On the website mentalmodeler.org you have to select software and then as shown in the picture "Use the online Mental Modeler Suite, ..."
User: mentalmodeler
Password: mentalmodeler
Then load the example and modify it if necessary. After that don't forget to save it with Save and post it here for discussion.
Joachim, it is possible to guide you by zoom or show the example?
Regards,
Christian
I contacted Steven Gray and obtained account data. Then I loaded your model into MentalModeler. As far as I can tell you are using MentalModeler only as a graph editor, not as a Fuzzy Cognitive Map. If used as intended, the edges express causation, either in a positive or negative sense.
Regards,
Joachim
Hi we recently developed fcmpy - an open-source Python library for working with FCMs. Hopefully, you can find it useful for your research!
You can use it for building FCMs, simulating them, creating interventions as well as optimizing or generating them using machine learning. Some of our algorithms use .arff files. You can check the code and see how we are processing them :)
Article about the library is available here:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.12749v1
The package can be installed via pip
https://pypi.org/project/fcmpy/
Git repo
https://github.com/SamvelMK/FCMpy
cheers!
Indeed, a useful approach. I will have a look at it. Regatds.Christian
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