Greetings all…
This is my post on the first milestone I promised in my previously posted
introduction. Attached is my research description for the Emulator-Translator
[E-T] framework. This framework is based on my doctorial disssertation I
finished in Octorber 2011 (see http://gradworks.umi.com/34/81/3481012.html ).
The E-T framework prescribes a methodology for translating a functional
abstract AGI model into a prototype Mind OS [operating system]. The abstract
AGI model will be developed on a Java platform that utilizes OpenCog, on a
C++/Linux platform, as a local server. This model is used to test and develop
another abstract model that is closer to a hardware implementation using DSP
Robotics FlowStone programming paradigm. This model is used to develop the
physical hardware architecture that becomes realized as a prototype Mind OS on
the implementation platform.
Note that this research and development has a dependency on and uses the
ongoing development for OpenCog Prime. This research does not seek to
‘reinvent the wheel’, but works with those colleagues that are developing
OpenCog.
This research and development will make the following novel contributions to
the Novamente approach to AGI:
1. One atom architecture for all memory types {episodic, etc...}.
2. Both Link and Node atoms can have multiple aridity when linking with other
atoms.
3. The use of the atom as the elemental building block for atom spaces that
function as
knowledge bases separate from the Mind Agents that perform cognitive
tasks.
4. This knowledge base architecture will attempt to implement built-in PLN and
hBOA.
The end result of this design science research and development will be a
primitive prototype of a Mind OS, illustrated in the research description,
incorporating two parallel processing chips and three FPGA chips.
Again, I welcome your comments, questions, ideas, evaluations, and constructive
criticism on this post. Again, go easy on me, for I am a newbie. Also, let me
know if I am unwittingly ‘reinventing the wheel’ that would be someone elses
work.
Until next post…
Daniel Martin, Ph.D.
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AGI
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