Bad-Mouthing Frames
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It appears that many people in the AI/psycholinguistics community are like my old friend (in California) who said: "How can I understand something unless I believe it for a while." This seems to me to indicate the role of "paradigms" such as "frames" in the study of thought. Since I do not, myself, work that way and also do not (despite years of the New York Review) function well as a critic of scientific developments, I will limit myself to three rather concrete sets of remarks. These concern vision, interactions with the world and net models in the context of "frames".
[1] Marvin Minsky,et al. A framework for representing knowledge , 1974 .
[2] M. Kendall,et al. The Logic of Scientific Discovery. , 1959 .
[3] M. Potter. Meaning in visual search. , 1975, Science.