percept
- noun
- /ˈpɜːrˌsɛpt/
- Specialized
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percepto
- And further, the percepts and the goals that we've mentioned here aren't enough.
Examples
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In this case, the source monitoring is correct: "Peter" is not a percept but is represented as an internally generated percept-like image.
Academic text (1999) -
That when you form the final percept, now you can ask what is the dynamics of forming that final percept?
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You, you know, every, every, every time you see a percept, you also you, you can, you can perturb it in some way.
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In this case, the source monitoring is correct: "Peter" is not a percept but is represented as an internally generated percept-like image.
Academic text (1999) -
These are all percepts and they're part of a complex dynamic system.
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Our brains encode multimodal memories of objects and actions, and these are partially reactivated as percepts or concepts come into consciousness.
Academic text (2011) -
The robot uses various sensors to gather data and create a percept of its surroundings.
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In artificial intelligence, a percept is crucial for understanding the environment and making decisions.
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Each input from the machine's sensors generates a percept that helps model the environment.
Synonyms
A picture in your mind you form when you see something
Compounds
How Useful
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3.4
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word percept comes from Latin parts per- 'through' and capere 'to take', the same root as capture. In AI and robotics a percept is a sensor reading 'taken in' by a robot or program, a small piece of data it uses to understand its world or decide what to do.