The Big Book of Concepts¶
Murphy, G. L. (2002). The Big Book of Concepts. MIT Press.
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- Classification
- It is distinct from the static property of belonging to a set; classification names the work of sorting, the act by which items are evaluated against criteria and placed into bins, a distinction Murphy (2002) develops in his synthesis of categorization research.
This sourceComprehensive synthesis of categorization research distinguishing the act of classifying (assigning instances to categories) from static set membership and from concept representation.
- It is distinct from the static property of belonging to a set; classification names the work of sorting, the act by which items are evaluated against criteria and placed into bins, a distinction Murphy (2002) develops in his synthesis of categorization research.
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