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14 апреля 2019 г., 18:53
Our hominid ancestors had to be able to solve a large number of complex adaptive problems, and do so with special efficience. By combining data from paleontology and hunter-gatherer studies with principles drawn from evolutionary biology, one can develop a task analysis that defines the nature of the adaptive information-processing problem to be solved. David Marr (1982) called this kind of task analysis a computational theory. Once one understands the nature of the problem, one can then generate very specific, empirically testable hypotheses about the structure of the information-processing mechanisms that evolves to solve it.
