Daniel Gall studied computer science at the University of Ulm where he soon developed an interest in programming paradigms, logic programming and theoretical foundations of computer science. He pursued his PhD at the Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages in Ulm, where he focused on the interdisciplinary field of computational cognitive modeling and program analysis of rule-based languages. Currently, he works as a software engineer and team leader of a cloud backend development team.
Computational cognitive modeling explores cognition by building computational models for cognitive processes, mechanisms and representations. Currently, implementations of cognitive models lack a formal foundation. This inhibits analysis.
In this thesis, the cognitive architecture...
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