Mike,
Six 2003
Seven 1996
Eight 2001
Eight and a half
Good point with the movies, only a hardcore movie fan would make that
association early in his trials to figure out the pattern as movie dates. In
this case you gave a hint, such a hint would tell the system to widen its
attention
The paper as a link instead of attachment:
http://mindsoftbioware.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Swaine_R_Story_Understander_Model.36375123.pdf
The paper gives a quick view of the Human-centric representation and behavioral
systems approach for problem-solving, reasoning as giving meaning
Mike,
Mike wrote:
What kind of problems have you designed this to solve? Can you give some
examples?
Natural language understanding, path finding, game playing
Any problems that can be represented as a situation in the four component
domain (value - role - relation - feature models) can
Mike,
Very good choice.
But the system always *knows* these domains beforehand - and that it must
consider them in any problem?
YES the domains content structure is what you mean, are the human-centric
ones provided by living a childs life loading the value system with biases such
as
fMRI scanner reconstructing images seen by subjects, etc
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/features/science/20081211TDY01306.htm
copied below - Anyone read the actual article in Neuron?
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Images read from human brain
The Yomiuri Shimbun
Derek wrote:
Building computer systems that generate pictures or videos as their way of
communicating with us could be a very lucrative addition to computer
applications that include cognitive models of their users (instead of
focusing solely on generating natural language), because most of
Richard,
This is probably covered elsewhere, but help me on this, just some thoughts at
the end.
Many humans don't share the full complement of sensory apparatus: blind, deaf,
cannot feel pain, taste, vestibular sense of motion, body sensation, etc;
either through damage or congenitally. So
Conciousness is akin to the phlogiston theory in chemistry. It is likely a
shadow concept, similar to how the bodily reactions make us feel that the heart
is the seat of emotions. Gladly, cardiologist and heart surgeons do not look
for a spirit, a soul, or kindness in the heart muscle. The
