Soar
Cognitive architecture modeling human problem-solving through rules and memory structures, used to study general intelligence and learning.
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SOAR Cognitive Architecture: Doctoral Dissertations by John E. Laird and Paul S. Rosenbloom, Supervised by Allen Newell
In 1983, John E. Laird and Paul S. Rosenbloom completed doctoral dissertations at Carnegie Mellon University under Allen Newell, introducing SOAR, a cognitive architecture designed to support a broad range of intelligent tasks through a unified problem-space model and a chunking-based learning mechanism.