This is an obvious follow up to the thread on intent. However, I'll pose the question for this thread a bit differently:
What scientific work is being conducted with regard to choice?
As a further clarification, if that work is simply a means of building rule sets for deterministic decision-making, I'm not that interested. Next, there might be something of interest with regard to neural nets (and related methods). However, my experience with neural nets is that they are merely a way to map a particular space without the need of articulating any principles that underlie that space. As such, also not very interesting. But maybe I'll learn something.
So ... comments?
What scientific work is being conducted with regard to choice?
As a further clarification, if that work is simply a means of building rule sets for deterministic decision-making, I'm not that interested. Next, there might be something of interest with regard to neural nets (and related methods). However, my experience with neural nets is that they are merely a way to map a particular space without the need of articulating any principles that underlie that space. As such, also not very interesting. But maybe I'll learn something.
So ... comments?
