Moshe, I understand, but my hypothesis is that it's more feasible to let the generic processes handle the tasks you mention (object completion, ambiguity resolution, invariance under transformation) in the case of a 30-30 grid than in the case of a 1000x1000 grid.
In each case *some* customization of the generic processes will be needed in order to make them achieve these tasks. But I believe that the amount of customization needed is much greater for the 1000x1000 case than for the 30x30 case. I suspect that: * in the 30x30 case we can get away with some minor specializations and customizations and then let the general cognition tools do the work, whereas * in the 1000x1000 case we badly need a more complex hierarchical architecture in which the lower levels are dealt with by very specialized stuff, and the higher levels are more like the mildly-specialized-general-cognition algorithms that are *all* you need in the 30x30 case... -- Ben > > If a 30x30 pixel grid is what you mean by content-richness, then I do > > intend > > for Novamente to deal with *this* kind of content-richness in the fairly > > near future (how near depending on the achievement of relevant funding, > > blah > > blah blah). I believe that this level of richness doesn't require the > > kind > > of complex, specialized pre-filtering that human-eye-level richness > > requires... > > > Urgh, the adjective applies to what goes on *inside*, not what comes in > from the outside. If you just create 30x30 PixelNodes and let the generic > processes do the rest, you don't have content-richness (or if you do, you > have to learn *all* of it). Its a question of what kind of build-in > support you have for stuff like the things I mentioned (resolving > ambiguity, object completion, invariance under transformations, temporal > patterns).. And yeah, I know novamente can recognize temoral patterns > ;->... > > Moshe ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
