Information Adaptation: The Interplay Between Shannon Information and Semantic Information in Cognition

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Exploring the relationship between Shannon and semantic information, this monograph reveals how both types of information influence cognition. It introduces the concept of information adaptation, where the mind/brain adjusts to environmental information through its quantitative variations and meanings. The authors illustrate their theories mathematically and conceptually, focusing on three cognitive processes: pattern recognition, face learning, and moving object recognition, demonstrating the dynamic interplay between information types in cognitive development.