Then why would I do this contest instead of the Hutter Prize / LC contest if I
*still need to make an ANN* ? How does this contest change my ANN, is not my
ANN still exactly the SAME algo This contest is making no sense Can
one use GPT on this contest and if not how do you expect them
You can build a computer out of NOR gates and program it to simulate a
neural network.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021, 8:21 PM wrote:
> But.
>
> Are we still programming neural networks if we are building these NOR
> circuits? So then...why NOR circuits if we are using ANNs? I mean we
But.
Are we still programming neural networks if we are building these NOR circuits?
So then...why NOR circuits if we are using ANNs? I mean we are predicitng
the next bit right ? - so, therefore, you MUST use neural networks to do
soHow the hell hay can you build
Yes, n-NOR is simpler and I prefer it for that reason. I was thinking of
practical implementations that already take 50 hours using 32 or 64 bit
operations. We would need to write a translator for n-NOR to C, preferably
one that can optimize by grouping bits into integer and vector operations.
On
I have a couple of reasons to avoid changing the metric to include anything
but n-NOR DCG complexity:
1) A lot of the resistance to adopting lossless compression as model
selection criterion is based on Kolmogorov Complexity's open parameter:
Choice of UTM. Indeed, I see the psychological appeal
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021, 4:50 PM wrote:
> So the goal is to make a circuit (?_that is ONLY made of NOR components_?)
> that outputs a 1 only when the input is enwik9? Hence the size of said
> circuit is the score? How do you know if some other input ex. enwik8
> wouldn't pop out a 1? You'd have to
So the goal is to make a circuit (?_that is ONLY made of NOR components_?) that
outputs a 1 only when the input is enwik9? Hence the size of said circuit is
the score? How do you know if some other input ex. enwik8 wouldn't pop out a 1?
You'd have to feed in all possible inputs to see if does,
A non trivial problem would be to find a minimal NOR network with a 33 bit
input and 1 bit output such that for binary input n, the output is the n'th
bit of enwik9.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021, 1:38 PM James Bowery wrote:
> Good catch with that reductio ad trivialum of my specification, Matt.
> Your
Good catch with that reductio ad trivialum of my specification, Matt. Your
proposed continually varying voltage to produce a serial output would still
work, although not accomplishing quite what I wanted to with the parallel
input being "compressed" into a serial representation and then
Links from the Zoom chat:
We are about to start #AGI21 in 5 minutes! We have three rooms of workshops
1) https://youtu.be/yky-9rZVZEQ @bengoertzel et al. in Room 1
Room 2 is a NARS workshop with Christian Hahm, Wang, and Peter Isaev
https://youtu.be/bh2vx_d_img
Room 3 today is an Interpretable
Just located
https://www.youtube.com/c/SingularityNET/videos?view=2=dd_view=502_id=0
from the links on the
https://wiki.opencog.org/w/Workshop_on_Scaling_up_Neural-Symbolic_and_Integrative_AGI_Architectures
Ben linked in the other thread!
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How about the link for the NARS Tutorial and workshop?
Thanks
Brett
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See
See
https://wiki.opencog.org/w/Workshop_on_Scaling_up_Neural-Symbolic_and_Integrative_AGI_Architectures
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Using pure logic (no time delays) you could construct a logic circuit that
outputs 1 when the input is enwik9 and 0 otherwise. It would consist of a
single NOR gate with 8 x 10^9 inputs and an inverter for each 1 bit of
enwik9. You could also construct a logic circuit that outputs enwik9 when
the
Working on it
> On Oct 15, 2021, at 5:35 AM, Brett N Martensen wrote:
>
> Hi Mohammadreza,
>
> I filled out the registration form but still haven't received any links.
> Hopefully they will be coming soon.
>
> Cheers
> Brett
> Thanks for filling out AGI-21 Registration Email List
>
Thanks Brett. I did not receive a link too.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021, 16:06 Brett N Martensen wrote:
> Hi Mohammadreza,
>
> I filled out the registration form but still haven't received any links.
> Hopefully they will be coming soon.
>
> Cheers
> Brett
>
> Thanks for filling out AGI-21
Hi Mohammadreza,
I filled out the registration form but still haven't received any links.
Hopefully they will be coming soon.
Cheers
Brett
Thanks for filling out AGI-21 Registration Email List
My dear AGI friend,
Could you please send me the link to the online conference?
Best regards,
Mohammadreza Alidoust
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