Hi, I'm a newbie here, so please forgive me for this silly questin.
My original problem that brought me here is that I need a solution that is able to learn by examples, how to calculate a pure function. I have a fair amount of examples that can be used to teach the thing, and my expectation is that it should be able to approximate the whole function even with parameters never seen before. I thought NuPIC is something that's capable of this, but the more I read about how it works, the less I'm sure about it. The function is a pure function in terms of functional programming. It does not have any internal state, no side-effects. It just calculates a return value from its params. No temporality is involved, there's no context of the calculation other than what's encoded in the params. The function operates on huge integer numbers and the result of the calculation is also a huge integer. I guess I can use a Scalar encoder to put the numbers into the "brain", but how can I get the result? maybe I should provide the input and the output both as inputs at the same time, and somehow use nupic to "predict" the output part when the input part is given? Can you please tell me if nupic is something capable of that? And if it is, where can I find examples of documentations that help me start playing with it as fast as possible? THX, U.
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