... I like the thought that an item is a causally related train of thought. But did you mean that there would be seven sequences running on parallel at the...
... Yeah, this is probably true. I believe there is some mechanism which forces one's attention on this kind of emergency situation. But this attention only...
... The ... accidentally ... Yes. Because motivation tells you that something else is more important at the time when your attention shifts. The attention is ...
... It seems to me like indeed there is some emergency mechanism which bypasses the normal attention. If you accidentally put your hand on a stove, you'll drag...
Some additions. ... Maybe this is more or less how dogs and perhaps even cavemen act. They get up in the morning and all of their day goes by following their ...
... <Louis.Savain@s...> wrote: [...] ... Well, seven out of possibly thousands of things that are impinging on and competing for attention is mightily focused,...
... a ... Weaker I don't like theories which introduce new entities in support of an old paradigm every time a new evidence against it appears. I don't mean...
In a previous message, Juha expressed reservations regarding the need to focus on more than one train of thought simultaneously. I slightly touched upon this...
... The book Cognitive Neuroscience talked about early and late processing during attention. Earle processing means early sensory processing and late means...
This reminds me of a problem i have dealt with in for a Demand prioritization system wherein there are many many customers placing an order for an item but...
... I think one good metaphor may be that we get a lot of chaotic information all the time and then we build a sculpture of it based on our learned attentional...
... <juranta@i...> wrote: [...] ... In my opinion, it is highly unlikely that inhibition in early processing is used for attention purposes. The input areas of...
... But there is substantial evidence of attention actually affecting relatively early sensory processing. Well controlled tests have been done since late...
... [...] ... OK. My problem is that I don't yet completely understand the need for it or even how it can be implemented. I can well understand indirect motor...
... Perhaps. Note that early inhibition probably would mute some of the unrelated signals but would still leak plenty through, and any new sudden information...
... <Louis.Savain@s...> wrote: [...] ... Well, in my opinion, the two hemispheres must form a master/slave system. Otherwise it would be complete chaos. One...
I am sorry to announce that I have decided to discontinue my research in artificial intelligence. I have given it a lot of thought and I have concluded that,...
Hi. I'm new on this group. I've seen the information on the group and i'd like to know if there's someone here that has a copy of the website materials before...
Hi ngaya, ... This group has been primarily focused on the temporal aspects of intelligence on systems such as biological neurons, cellular automata or spiking...
I noticed that there used to be a lot of mailing list activity on this list but as of late this list seems to be dead. Is this list still an ongoing place of...
Dear Jim Hodapp, The moderator of this group has left for other pastures, but I have enabled receiving any email addressed to the group. I am willing to...
My life dream has been to research A.I. (such a general term, I know) as my main "task" once I'm out of school. How do I get started in such an area -...
... Jim; I know this is going to sound taboo but I recommend to you that you do some of your own thinking about the subject of "AI" before you become too...
... There simply are not many good books on temporal intelligence, in part because it's a new and largely unresearched field. Many AI departments in the...
... Oh, I don't know if I even answered this question. But if you want to know what the modern neuroscientists know, you may get the book Damasio: Descartes'...
In a message dated 09/04/2003 5:39:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Jim, Mark is so on-point. The field of AI is just beginning, although it is near 50 years...
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