On why simulated developmental disorders don't predict real ones.

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Title: On why simulated developmental disorders don't predict real ones.
Authors: Mottron, Laurent, Burack, Jacob A.
Source: Developmental Science. Mar2000, Vol. 3 Issue 1, p29. 3p.
Subjects: Cognitive neuroscience, Biological neural networks, Developmental disabilities
Abstract: Shows why simulated artificial neural network models do not predict real developmental disorders. Inability to explain behavioral levels of causality; Assumption on ability to replace developmental cognitive neuropsychology; Specificity to account for patterns of characteristics, phenomenal regularities and cognitive differences in clinical symptoms.
Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:Shows why simulated artificial neural network models do not predict real developmental disorders. Inability to explain behavioral levels of causality; Assumption on ability to replace developmental cognitive neuropsychology; Specificity to account for patterns of characteristics, phenomenal regularities and cognitive differences in clinical symptoms.
ISSN:1363755X