"Artificial intelligence as a potential teaching tool for athletes: when the skate and the smartphone run together" - June 2023
Giulia Bongiorno, Giulio Sisti, Giorgio Tsiotas, Helena Biancuzzi, Francesca Dal Mas, Luca Miceli
Published on Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness
“Meaning and motor actions: Artificial life and behavioral evidence” - april 2005
D.Parisi, A.Borghi, A. Di Ferdinando, G.Tsiotas
Published on Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Abstract:
Mirror neurons may play a role in representing not only signs but also their meaning. Because actions are the only aspect of behavior that are inter-individually accessible, interpreting meanings in terms of actions might explain how meanings can be shared. Behavioral evidence and artificial life simulations suggest that seeing objects or processing words referring to objects automatically activates motor actions.
“Objects and affordances: An artificial life simulation” – january 2005
G.Tsiotas, A.Borghi, D.Parisi
Presented at COGSCI 05 (2005 Cognitive Science Society Annual Meeting 21-24 July 2005)
Abstract:
We simulated organisms with an arm terminating with a hand composed by two fingers, a thumb and an index, each composed by two segments, whose behavior was guided by a nervous system simulated through an artificial network. The organisms, which evolved through a genetic algorithm, lived in a bidimensional environment containing four objects, either large or small, either grey or black. In a baseline simulation the organisms had to learn to grasp small objects with a precision grip and large objects with a power grip.
Poster at COGSCI 05 (2005 Cognitive Science Society Annual Meeting 21-24 July 2005)
“Objects and Affordances: An Artificial Life Simulation”. Tsiotas, Borghi, Parisi
Presentation at “II Workshop Italiano sull’Intelligenza Artificiale AL 05 - CNR of Rome, ISTC-CNR, 3-5 March 2005: “Tipi di prensione ed effetti di compatibilità: Una simulazione connessionista”. Tsiotas, Borghi, Parisi
