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Weitere Verfasser:	Magnani, Lorenzo 1952- (HerausgeberIn), Bertolotti, Tommaso 1987- (HerausgeberIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Dordrecht ; Heidelberg ; London ; New York Springer [2017]
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adam_text	of Model-Based Science Lorenzo Magnani, Tommaso Bertolotti (Eds ) With 263 Figures and 42 Tables Springer Contents List of Abbreviations XXXVII Part A Theoretical Issues in Models 1 The Ontology of Models Axel Gelfert 5 1 1 Kinds of Models: Examples from Scientific Practice 6 1 2 The Nature and Function of Models 8 1 3 Models as Analogies and Metaphors 10 1 4 Models Versus the Received View: Sentences and Structures 12 1 5 The Folk Ontology of Models 16 1 6 Models and Fiction 18 1 7 Mixed Ontologies: Models as Mediators and Epistemic Artifacts 20 1 8 Summary 21 References 22 2 Models and Theories Demetris Portides 25 2 1 The Received View of Scientific Theories 26 2 2 The Semantic View of Scientific Theories 36 References 47 3 Models and Representation Roman Frigg, James Nguyen 49 3 1 Problems Concerning Model-Representation 51 3 2 General Griceanism and Stipulative Fiat 55 3 3 The Similarity Conception 57 3 4 The Structuralist Conception 66 3 5 The Inferential Conception 76 3 6 The Fiction View of Models 83 3 7 Representation-as 91 3 8 Envoi 96 References 96 4 Models and Explanation Alisa Bokulich 103 4 1 The Explanatory Function of Models 104 4 2 Explanatory Fictions: Can Falsehoods Explain? 108 4 3 Explanatory Models and Noncausal Explanations 112 4 4 How-Possibly versus How-Actually Model Explanations 114 4 5 Tradeoffs in Modeling: Explanation versus Other Functions for Models 115 4 6 Conclusion 116 References 117 5 Models and Simulations Nancy J Nersessian, Miles MacLeod 119 5 1 Theory-Based Simulation 119 5 2 Simulation not Driven by Theory 121 5 5 What is Philosophically Novel About Simulation? 124 5 4 Computational Simulation and Human Cognition 127 References 130 Part B Theoretical and Cognitive Issues on Abduction and Scientific Inference 6 Reorienting the Logic of Abduction John Woods 157 6 1 Abduction 138 6 2 Knowledge 141 6 3 Logic 148 References 149 7 Patterns of Abductive Inference Gerhard Schurz 151 7 1 General Characterization of Abductive Reasoning and Ibe 152 7 2 Three Dimensions for Classifying Patterns of Abduction 154 7 3 Factual Abduction 155 7 4 Law Abduction 158 7 5 Theoretical-Model Abduction 159 7 6 Second-Order Existential Abduction 161 7 7 Hypothetical (Common) Cause Abduction Continued 162 7 8 Further Applications of Abductive Inference 169 References 171 8 Forms of Abduction and an Inferential Taxonomy Gerhard Minnameier 175 8 1 Abduction in the Overall Inferential Context 177 8 2 The Logicality of Abduction, Deduction, and Induction 183 8 3 Inverse Inferences 185 8 4 Discussion of Two Important Distinctions Between Types of Abduction 189 8 5 Conclusion 193 References 193 9 Magnani's Manipulative Abduction Woosuk Park 197 9 1 Magnani's Distinction Between Theoretical and Manipulative Abduction 197 9 2 Manipulative Abduction in Diagrammatic Reasoning 198 9 3 When Does Manipulative Abduction Take Place? 203 9 4 Manipulative Abduction as a Form of Practical Reasoning 204 9 5 The Ubiquity of Manipulative Abduction 206 9 6 Concluding Remarks 212 References 212 Part C The Logic of Hypothetical Reasoning, Abduction, and Models 10 The Logic of Abduction: An Introduction Atocha Aliseda 219 10 1 Some History 219 10 2 Logical Abduction 222 10 B Three Characterizations 225 10 4 Conclusions 228 References 229 11 Qualitative Inductive Generalization and Confirmation Mathieu Beirlaen 231 11 1 Adaptive Logics for Inductive Generalization 2B1 11 2 A First Logic for Inductive Generalization 232 11 3 More Adaptive Logics for Inductive Generalization 237 11 4 Qualitative Inductive Generalization and Confirmation 240 11 5 Conclusions 245 11 A Appendix: Blocking the Raven Paradox? 246 References 247 12 Modeling Hypothetical Reasoning by Formal Logics Tjerk Gouderis 249 12 1 The Feasibility of the Project 249 12 2 Advantages and Drawbacks 251 12 3 Four Patterns of Hypothetical Reasoning 252 12 4 Abductive Reasoning and Adaptive Logics 255 12 5 The Problem of Multiple Explanatory Hypotheses 256 12 6 The Standard Format of Adaptive Logics 256 12 7 LAJ: A Logic for Practical Singular Fact Abduction 258 12 8 MLA\|: A Logic for Theoretical Singular Fact Abduction 261 12 9 Conclusions 265 12 A Appendix: Formal Presentations of the Logics LAj and MLA* 265 References 267 13 Abductive Reasoning in Dynamic Epistemic Logic Angel Nepomuceno-Fernandez, Fernando Soler-Toscano, Fernando R Veläzquez-Quesada 269 13 1 Classical Abduction 270 13 2 A Dynamic Epistemic Perspective 272 13 3 Representing Knowledge and Beliefs 275 13 4 Abductive Problem and Solution 278 13 5 Selecting the Best Explanation 281 13 6 Integrating the Best Solution 284 13 7 Working with the Explanations 287 13 8 A Brief Exploration to Nonideal Agents 289 13 9 Conclusions 290 References 292 14 Argumentation and Abduction in Dialogical Logic Cristina Bares Gomez, Matthieu Fontaine 295 14 1 Reasoning as a Human Activity 295 14 2 Logic and Argumentation: The Divorce 297 14 3 Logic and Argumentation: A Reconciliation 299 14 4 Beyond Deductive Inference: Abduction 303 14 5 Abduction in Dialogical Logic 306 14 6 Hypothesis: What Kind of Speech Act? 310 14 7 Conclusions 312 References 312 15 Formal (In)consistency, Abduction and Modalities Juliana Bueno-Sol er, Walter CarnieUi, Marcelo E Conig Ho, Abilio Rodrigues Filho 315 15 1 Paraconsistency 315 15 2 Logics of Formal Inconsistency 316 15 3 Abduction 322 15 4 Modality 327 15 5 On Alternative Semantics for mbC 331 15 6 Conclusions 333 References 334 Part D Model-Based Reasoning in Science and the History of Science 16 Metaphor and Model-Based Reasoning in Mathematical Physics Ryan D Tweney 341 16 1 Cognitive Tools for Interpretive Understanding 343 16 2 Maxwell's Use of Mathematical Representation 345 16 3 Unpacking the Model-Based Reasoning 348 16 4 Cognition and Metaphor in Mathematical Physics 350 16 5 Conclusions 351 References 352 17 Nancy Nersessian's Cognitive-Historical Approach Nora Alejandrina Schwartz 355 17 1 Questions About the Creation of Scientific Concepts 356 • 17 2 The Epistemic Virtues of Cognitive Historical Analysis 359 17 3 Hypothesis About the Creation of Scientific Concepts 363 17 4 Conclusions 373 References 373 18 Physically Similar Systems - A History of the Concept Susan G Sterrett 377 18 1 Similar Systems, the Twentieth Century Concept 379 18 2 Newton and Galileo 380 18 3 Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century 383 18 4 1914: The Year of Physically Similar Systems 397 18 5 Physically Similar Systems: The Path in Retrospect 408 References 409 19 Hypothetical Models in Social Science Alessandro Basso, Chiara Lisciandra, Caterina Marchionni 413 19 1 Hypothetical Modeling as a Style of Reasoning 413 19 2 Models Versus Experiments: Representation, Isolation and Resemblance 416 19 3 Models and Simulations: Complexity, Tractability and Transparency 420 19 4 Epistemology of Models 42B 19 5 Conclusions 428 19 A Appendix: J H von Thünen's Model of Agricultural Land Use in the Isolated State 429 19 B Appendix: T Scheiling's Agent-Based Model of Segregation in Metropolitan Areas 430 References 431 20 Model-Based Diagnosis Antoni Liggza, Barttomiej Gorny 435 20 1 A Basic Model for Diagnosis 437 20 2 A Review and Taxonomy of Knowledge Engineering Methods for Diagnosis 438 20 3 Model-Based Diagnostic Reasoning 440 20 4 A Motivation Example 440 20 5 Theory of Model-Based Diagnosis 442 20 6 Causal Graphs 444 20 7 Potential Conflict Structures 446 20 8 Example Revisited A Complete Diagnostic Procedure 448 20 9 Refinement: Qualitative Diagnoses 450 20 10 Dynamic Systems Diagnosis: The Three-Tank Case 454 20 11 Incremental Diagnosis 456 20 12 Practical Example and Tools 458 20 13 Concluding Remarks 459 References 460 21 Thought Experiments in Model-Based Reasoning Margherito Arcangeli 463 21 1 Overview 464 21 2 Historical Background 467 21 3 What Is a Thought Experiment? 469 21 4 What Is the Function of Thought Experiments? 475 21 5 How Do Thought Experiments Achieve Their Function? 484 References 487 Part E Models in Mathematics 22 Diagrammatic Reasoning in Mathematics Valerio Giardino 499 22 1 Diagrams as Cognitive Tools 499 22 2 Diagrams and (the Philosophy of) Mathematical Practice 501 22 3 The Euclidean Diagram 503 22 4 The Productive Ambiguity of Diagrams 509 22 5 Diagrams in Contemporary Mathematics 510 22 6 Computational Approaches 515 22 7 Mathematical Thinking: Beyond Binary Classifications 518 22 8 Conclusions 520 References 521 XXX Contents 23 Deduction, Diagrams and Model-Based Reasoning John Mumma 523 23 1 Euclid's Systematic Use of Geometric Diagrams 524 23 2 Formalizing Euclid's Diagrammatic Proof Method 525 23 3 Formal Geometric Diagrams as Models 532 References 534 24 Model-Based Reasoning in Mathematical Practice Joachim Frans, Isar Goyvaerts, Bart Van Kerkhove 537 24 1 Preliminaries 537 24 2 Model-Based Reasoning: Examples 538 24 3 The Power of Heuristics and Plausible Reasoning 540 24 4 Mathematical Fruits of Model-Based Reasoning 542 24 5 Conclusion 546 24 A Appendix 546 References 548 25 Abduction and the Emergence of Necessary Mathematical Knowledge Ferdinand Rivera 551 25 1 An Example from the Classroom 551 25 2 Inference Types 555 25 3 Abduction in Math and Science Education 561 25 4 Enacting Abductive Action in Mathematical Contexts 564 References 566 Part F Model-Based Reasoning in Cognitive Science 26 Vision, Thinking, and Model-Based Inferences Athanassios Raftopoulos 573 26 1 Inference and Its Modes 576 26 2 Theories of Vision 577 26 3 Stages of Visual Processing 585 26 4 Cognitive Penetrability of Perception and the Relation Between Early Vision and Thinking 588 26 5 Late Vision, Inferences, and Thinking 591 26 6 Concluding Discussion 596 26 A Appendix: Forms of Inferences 597 26 B Appendix: Constructivism 598 26 C Appendix: Bayes' Theorem and Some of Its Epistemological Aspects 600 26 D Appendix: Modal and Amodal Completion or Perception 600 26 E Appendix: Operational Constraints in Visual Processing 601 References 602 27 Diagrammatic Reasoning William Bechtel 605 27 1 Cognitive Affordances of Diagrams and Visual Images 606 27 2 Reasoning with Data Graphs 608 27 3 Reasoning with Mechanism Diagrams 613 27 4 Conclusions and Future Tasks 616 References 617 28 Embodied Mental Imagery in Cognitive Robots Alessandro Di Nuovo, Davide Morocco, Santo Di Nuovo, Angelo Cangelosi 619 28 1 Mental Imagery Research Background 620 28 2 Models and Approaches Based on Mental Imagery in Cognitive Systems and Robotics 622 28 3 Experiments 624 28 4 Conclusion 635 References 635 29 Dynamical Models of Cognition Mary Ann Metzger 639 29 1 Dynamics 639 29 2 Data-Oriented Models 641 29 3 Cognition and Action Distinct 644 29 4 Cognition and Action Intrinsically Linked 648 29 5 Conclusion 653 References 655 30 Complex versus Complicated Models of Cognition Ruud J R Den Hartigh, RalfF A Cox, Paul L C Van Geert 657 30 1 Current Views on Cognition 658 30 2 Explaining Cognition 660 30 3 Is Cognition Best Explained by a Complicated or Complex Model? 662 30 4 Conclusion 666 References 666 31 From Neural Circuitry to Mechanistic Model-Based Reasoning Jonathan Waskan 671 31 1 Mechanistic Reasoning in Science 672 31 2 The Psychology of Model-Based Reasoning 673 31 3 Mental Models in the Brain: Attempts at Psycho-Neural Reduction 675 31 4 Realization Story Applied 686 31 5 Mechanistic Explanation Revisited 687 31 6 Conclusion 690 References 690 Part G Modelling and Computational Issues 32 Computational Aspects of Model-Based Reasoning Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic, Antonio Cicchetti 695 32 1 Computational Turn Seen from Different Perspectives 695 32 2 Models of Computation 697 32 3 Computation Versus Information 700 32 4 The Difference Between Mathematical and Computational (Executable) Models 702 32 5 Computation in the Wild 703 32 6 Cognition: Knowledge Generation by Computation of New Information 706 32 7 Model-Based Reasoning and Computational Automation of Reasoning 709 32 8 Model Transformations and Semantics: Separation Between Semantics and Ontology 712 References 715 33 Computational Scientific Discovery Peter D Sozou, Peter C R Lane, Mark Addis, Fernand Gobet 719 33 1 The Roots of Human Scientific Discovery 720 33 2 The Nature of Scientific Discovery 721 33 3 The Psychology of Human Scientific Discovery 722 33 4 Computational Discovery in Mathematics 723 33 5 Methods and Applications in Computational Scientific Discovery 725 33 6 Discussion 730 References 731 34 Computer Simulations and Computational Models in Science Cyrille Imbert 735 34 1 Computer Simulations in Perspective 736 34 2 The Variety of Computer Simulations and Computational Models 739 34 3 Epistemology of Computational Models and Computer Simulations 743 34 4 Computer Simulations, Explanation, and Understanding 750 34 5 Comparing: Computer Simulations, Experiments and Thought Experiments 758 34 6 The Definition of Computational Models and Simulations 767 34 7 Conclusion: Human-Centered, but no Longer Human-Tailored Science 773 References 775 35 Simulation of Complex Systems Paul Davidsson, Franziska Klügl, Harko Verbagen 783 35 1 Complex Systems 783 35 2 Modeling Complex Systems 785 35 3 Agent-Based Simulation of Complex Systems 789 35 4 Summing Up and Future Trends 795 References 796 36 Models and Experiments in Robotics Francesco Amigoni, Viola Schiaffonati 799 36 1 A Conceptual Premise 799 36 2 Experimental Issues in Robotics 801 36 3 From Experimental Computer Science to Good Experimental Methodologies in Autonomous Robotics 802 36 4 Simulation 804 36 5 Benchmarking and Standards 807 36 6 Competitions and Challenges 809 36 7 Conclusions 812 References 812 37 Biorobotics Edoardo Datteri 817 37 1 Robots as Models of Living Systems 817 37 2 A Short History of Biorobotics 825 37 B Methodological Issues 826 37 4 Conclusions 833 References 834 Part H Models in Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences 38 Comparing Symmetries in Models and Simulations Giuseppe Longo, Mae! Montevil 843 38 1 Approximation 844 38 2 What Do Equations and Computations Do? 845 38 3 Randomness in Biology 848 38 4 Symmetries and Information in Physics and Biology 849 38 5 Theoretical Symmetries and Randomness 852 References 854 39 Experimentation on Analogue Models Susan G Sterrett 857 39 1 Analogue Models: Terminology and Role 858 39 2 Analogue Models in Physics 868 39 3 Comparing Fundamental Bases for Physical Analogue Models 873 39 4 Conclusion 876 References 877 40 Models of Chemical Structure William Goodwin 879 40 1 Models, Theory, and Explanations in Structural Organic Chemistry 881 40 2 Structures in the Applications of Chemistry 883 40 3 The Dynamics of Structure 885 40 4 Conclusion 889 References 889 41 Models in Geosciences Alisa Bokulich, Naomi Oreskes 891 41 1 What Are Geosciences? 891 41 2 Conceptual Models in the Geosciences 892 41 3 Physical Models in the Geosciences 893 41 4 Numerical Models in the Geosciences 895 41 5 Bringing the Social Sciences Into Geoscience Modeling 897 41 6 Testing Models: From Calibration to Validation 898 41 7 Inverse Problem Modeling 902 41 8 Uncertainty in Geoscience Modeling 903 41 9 Multimodel Approaches in Geosciences 907 41 10 Conclusions 908 References 908 42 Models in the Biological Sciences Elisabeth A Lloyd 913 42 1 Evolutionary Theory 913 42 2 Confirmation in Evolutionary Biology 922 42 3 Models in Behavioral Evolution and Ecology 925 References 927 43 Models and Mechanisms in Cognitive Science Massimo Marraffa, Alfredo Paternoster 929 43 1 What is a Model in Cognitive Science? 929 43 2 Open Problems in Computational Modeling 940 43 3 Conclusions 948 References 949 44 Model-Based Reasoning in the Social Sciences Federico Russo 953 44 1 Modeling Practices in the Social Sciences 954 44 2 Concepts of Model 958 44 3 Models and Reality 962 44 4 Models and Neighboring Concepts 963 44 5 Conclusion 967 References 968 Part I Models in Engineering, Architecture, and Economical and Human Sciences 45 Models in Architectural Design Pieter Pouwels 975 45 1 Architectural Design Thinking 976 45 2 BIM Models and Parametric Models 981 45 3 Implementing and Using ICT for Design and Construction 984 References 987 46 Representational and Experimental Modeling in Archaeology Alison Wylie 989 46 1 Philosophical Resources and Archaeological Parallels 990 46 2 The Challenges of Archaeological Modeling 991 46 3 A Taxonomy of Archaeological Models 992 46 4 Conclusions 1000 References 1000 47 Models and Ideology in Design Cameron Shelley 1003 47 1 Design and Ideology 1003 47 2 Models and Ideology 1004 47 3 Revivalism: Looking to the Past 1005 47 4 Modernism: Transcending History 1006 47 5 Industrial Design: The Shape of Things to Come 1009 47 6 Biomimicry 1011 47 7 Conclusion 1013 References 1013 48 Restructuring Incomplete Models in Innovators Marketplace on Data Jackets Yukio Ohsawa, Teruaki Hayashi, Hiroyuki Kido 1015 48 1 Chance Discovery as a Trigger to Innovation 1016 48 2 Chance Discovery from Data and Communication 1016 48 B IM for Externalizing and Connecting Requirements and Solutions 1020 48 4 Innovators Marketplace on Data Jackets 1022 48 5 IMDJ as Place for Reasoning on Incomplete Models 1023 48 6 Conclusions 1029 References 1029 49 Models in Pedagogy and Education Flavia Santoianni 1033 49 1 Pluralism 1034 49 2 Dialecticity 1039 49 3 Applied Models 1042 49 4 Conclusions 1048 References 1048 50 Model-Based Reasoning in Crime Prevention Charlotte Gerritsen, Tibor Bosse 1051 50 1 Ambient Intelligence 1053 50 2 Methodology 1054 50 3 Domain Model 1055 50 4 Analysis Model 1058 50 5 Support Model 1060 50 6 Results 1060 50 7 Discussion 1062 References 1062 51 Modeling in the Macroeconomics of Financial Markets Giovanna Magnani 1065 51 1 The Intrinsic Instability of Financial Markets 1066 51 2 The Financial Theory of Investment 1071 51 3 The Financial Instability Hypothesis Versus the Efficient Markets Hypothesis 1074 51 4 Irving Fisher's Debt-Deflation Model 1074 51 5 Policy Implications and the Shareholder Maximization Value Model 1079 51 6 Integrating the Minskyian Model with New Marxists and Social Structure of Accumulation (SSA) Theories 1085 51 7 Risk and Uncertainty 1086 References 1098 52 Application of Models from Social Science to Social Policy Eleonora Montuschi 1103 52 1 Unrealistic Assumptions 1105 52 2 Real Experiments, Not Models Please! 1110 52 3 Conclusions 1115 References 1116 53 Models and Moral Deliberation Cameron Shelley 1117 53 1 Rules 1118 53 2 Mental Models 1119 53 3 Schemata 1121 XXVI Contents 53 4 Analogy 1122 53 5 Empathy 1124 53 6 Role Models 1125 53 7 Discussion 1126 References 1127 About the Authors 1129 Detailed Contents 1141
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