International Journal of Computational Cognition
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The International Journal of Computational Cognition was established in 2003. It focuses on all of aspects cognition, a natural science.[dubious ] It is also a forum for related topics including: computational verb theory, fuzzy logic, artificial intelligence, control theory, robotics, linguistics(especially physical linguistics), brain theory, etc. Its Editor-in-Chief and founder is Tao Yang. The publisher is Yang's Scientific Press which is operated in both USA and China. It is published at a rate of four issues per year in Tucson, Arizona, USA. It is included in DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals, <http://www.doaj.org>).
This journal is also known as IJCC and is published in both online and print versions. IJCC caught the attention of the public[citation needed] by its comprehensive systematic invitations to active scholars[citation needed] from related research fields. With many invited surveys from scientists and other scholars,[citation needed] IJCC provides a platform of sharing knowledge acrossing different disciplines. It's publishing expenses are donated by a few companies, which apply computational verb theory to different industrial and commercial sectors. Therefore, it is available free to anyone through an Internet connection.
[edit] External links
- Online version at YangSky.
- included in Directory of Open Access Journals.
- Print version: ISSN 1542-8060
- Online version: ISSN 1542-5908
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