Re: [singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-06 Thread Vladimir Nesov
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 7:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the

Re: [singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread Mike Tintner
Xav, Really interesting post. A pattern is an underlying structure of things - from a herringbone pattern that could be variously implemented on different cloths to a structure underlying different series of numbers.. It is not a representation. Nor is a program a representation. A

[singularity] pattern definition

2008-05-05 Thread absc07
Hello I am writing a literature review on AGI and I am mentioning the definition of pattern as explained by Ben in his work. A pattern is a representation of an object on a simpler scale. For example, a pattern in a drawing of a mathematical curve could be a program that can compute the