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Publications on reasoning-based autistic rehabilitation

2005

1.      Galitsky, B. On a distance learning rehabilitation of autistic reasoning. Online Learning and Technologies (V 4). Idea Publishing group (to appear).

2.      Galitsky, B. Simulating the mental attitudes of virtual community members. Encyclopedia of Virtual Societies. Idea Publishing group (to appear).

 

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2004

3.      Peterson, D., Galitsky, B. and Goldberg, S. Literal handling of conflicting default rules leads to inadequate reactions of autistic patients. Eighth International Conf on Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston MA. (ppt)

4.      Galitsky, B. A Library of Behaviours: Implementing Commonsense Reasoning about Mental World. KES 2004 LNAI 3215.

5.      Peterson, D. and Galitsky, B. Handling default rules by autistic reasoning KES 2004 LNAI 3215 Wellington NZ.

 

2003

  1. Galitsky, B. Natural Language Question Answering System: Technique of Semantic Headers. Advanced Knowledge International, Australia 2003.
  2. Galitsky, B. Using mental simulator for emotional rehabilitation of autistic patients. FLAIRS – 03, May 12-14, St. Augustine, FL, May 2003, 166-171.
  3. Galitsky, B. and Goldberg, S. On the non-classical reasoning of autistic patients. International Conference on Neural and Cognitive systems Boston University, MA May 2003 (poster, abstract).

 

2002

  1. Galitsky, B. On the training of mental reasoning: searching the works of literature.  FLAIRS – 02, Pensacola Beach, FL, May 2002. pp.36-40.
  2. Galitsky, B. Extending the BDI model to accelerate the mental development of autistic patients. Second Intl. Conf. on Development & Learning. Cambridge, MA, June 2002, pp.82-89.

 

2001

1.      Galitsky B. Virtual Mental Space: Interaction with the characters of works of literature. International Conference on Cognitive Technology LNAI 2117. Warwick Univ. UK pp.282-288.

2.      Galitsky, B. Learning the axiomatic reasoning about mental states assists the emotional development of the autistic patients. AAAI FSS-01, Cape Cod MA November 2001.

 

2000

1.      Galitsky B. Simulating autistic patients as agents with corrupted reasoning about mental states. AAAI FSS-2000 Symposium on Simulating human agents. Cape Cod MA (AAAI Tech report FS-00-03), pp. 27-37.

2.      Galitsky B.  A question-answering system for teaching autistic children to reason about mental states. DIMACS Technical Report 2000-24, Rutgers University, October 2000.

 

1999 

1.      Galitsky, B. How the logic of mental attributes models the autism, International Conference on Neural and Cognitive systems Boston Univ, MA May 1999, p43.

 

 

Last update 5 July 2004