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Relational priming is to analogy-making as one-ball juggling is to seven-ball juggling
2008
Relational priming is argued to be a deeply inadequate model of analogy-making because of its intrinsic inability to do analogies where the base and target domains share no common attributes and the mapped relations are different. The authors rely on carefully handcrafted representations to allow their model to make a complex analogy, seemingly unaware of the debate on this issue 15 years ago. Finally, they incorrectly assume the existence of fixed, context-independent relations between objects. Although relational priming may indeed play some role in analogy-making, it is an enormous – and unjustified – stretch to say that it is “centrally implicated in analogical reasoning” (sect. 2, para…
A Representation of Relational Systems
2003
In this paper elements of a theory of multistructures are formulated. The theory of multistructures is used to define a binary representation of relational systems.