"The graphtropy of a distinction graph, constructed relative to an observer, is
therefore considerable as a measure of how much excessive algorithmic
information exists in the system of observations modeled by the distinction
graph,
relative to the observer. Or to put it more simply, the graphtr
On Saturday, September 28, 2019, at 9:26 PM, Ben Goertzel wrote:
> making a mathematical version of "Difference and Repetition" in terms
of distinction graphs is one of the things on my theory to-do list...
https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.00741
Ben, nice paper bravo. We think similar but you're like 1
a noun you may,
> or may not have considered: "unstruct".
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> These days I'm thinking a lot about dynamical hierarchies.
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> Rob
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> Aren't we back to Kant here? Time and space
> unit-measuring, binary instrument and space being defined by the relative
> objects in a select, version of relational reality - as humankind knows it.
> As such, it would be qualifiable and quantifiable.
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Ben Goertzel
Sent: Saturday, 28 September 2019 15:01
To: AGI
Subject: Re: [agi] can someone tell me what before means without saying before
in it?
Aren't we back to Kant here? Time and space as fundamental
categories, not fully reducible to other things...
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 7:11 PM
Thanks M&M for that, especially about the automatic synonym generation, that
would work wonders. You guys all look like youve done more symbolic
logic than me, ive only done comp viz, motor mostly, so ive got some catching
up to do.
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Before means not after. After means at a later time. Later means not
earlier. Earlier means before.
Ultimately every word in the dictionary is defined using other words in the
same dictionary. That is what words mean. A language model is a probability
distribution over word sequences. Two words ha
So it is a fundamental instinctual property, along with the eye and ear +
brain diagnostics.
Nice to hear from you all.
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Aren't we back to Kant here? Time and space as fundamental
categories, not fully reducible to other things...
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 7:11 PM wrote:
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> Ive got this feeling, that things are impossible to put. I want to tell my
> computer what before means, but I end up just saying before in
Event 1 happens before event 2 :=
There is a timeline.
Event 1 is at position X in the timeline.
Event 2 is at position Y in the timeline.
Y is to the right of X.
That's one way. Sure, we used other words, but these may happen to mean
something to the AI already.
We could do it even simpl
Ive got this feeling, that things are impossible to put. I want to tell my
computer what before means, but I end up just saying before in the sentence
itself. "before means before."
That is bullshit.
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