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Turing Oracle

Using Turing Oracles in Cognitive Models of Problem-Solving... [Pg.6]

A Turing Oracle (hereafter oracle) is a black-box function (i.e., no implementation description is given) which solves an incomputable function and yields its answer in a single step. An oracle machine is a combination of a normal computational system which also has access to an oracle. If the oracle is well-defined in its abilities, it can be used to reason about the process even if the process as a whole is incomputable. An oracle machine, then, is a regular machine (i.e., a normal computable function) which is connected to an oracle (i.e., the function has access to an operation which is incomputable). [Pg.108]

Towards Defining a Turing Oracle for Modeling Human Problem-Solving on Insight Problems... [Pg.110]

Bartlett, J. (2014). Using Turing oracles in cognitive models of problem-solving. In J. Bartlett, D. Halsmer, M. R. Hall (Eds.), Engineering and the ultimate (pp. 99-122). Broken Arrow, OK Blyth Institute Press. [Pg.130]

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