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I am fairly confident that my current approach to memory is the right one. Closely associated to memory and just as important, is the ability to focus. Here's...
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The Animal research project is in constant flux. Please go to the Animal news page for the latest news and developments: ...
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Take a look at the link below for the latest news on short and long- term memory. http://pages.sbcglobal.net/louis.savain/AI/News.htm Happy Thanksgiving to...
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An old problem resurfaces. More details at the link below: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/louis.savain/AI/News.htm Louis...
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I think I may have found an elegant and biologically plausible solution to the problem of differentiating between the anticipatory and non-anticipatory signals...
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... Funny, yesterday I read about hippocampus after reading your mail and thought of sending about the frequency thing. I read from my book that the...
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... neurons. ... solution ... This seems to be a really significant shift from the previous project direction. If I understand correctly, the earlier scheme...
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... Hmm, yes, couldn't neurons use doublets (or triplets or bursts of whatever) with different delays between the two or more spikes to send different signals?...
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gs_tech2000, Hello and welcome to the group. ... Well, let me make a few points so as to clear a few misconceptions: First off, note that the frequency...
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There were a number of typographical errors in my last message. I am reposting it below with corrections and an addendum. ... gs_tech2000, Hello and welcome to...
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OK. Another suggestion. I think it would be useful to split the memory problem into two: 1. Memory functionality 2. Internal memory structure. First treat...
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... memory ... case ... the ... command ... that ... ahead ... system ... functions. ... do ... memory", ... gs_tech2000, Thanks for that great post. It is...
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For the latest news and the newest version (1.3) of Animal, click on the link below: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/louis.savain/AI/News.htm Louis PS. There's more...
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... I played with the new version of Animal for a while. It seems to me Animal develops hand-eye coordination a lot quicker now and it's somewhat better at...
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Animal 1.3 does not detect checkmate. The game does not end. Animal keeps moving, trying to lift and move random pieces....
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... But animal does not have any motivation system. I don't see how it could learn to play chess without some reward/punishment system (or something else that...
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... still ... difficut at ... with ... Yes, you are correct. I guess I want too much too soon :-). The activity it shows is more like involuntary muscle...
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... Yes, maybe. But then insects don't learn to play chess. They have their ways of acting encoded in their genes, though I think some insects can learn some...
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... Temporal_Intelligence@yahoogroups.com, "temporal_intelligence ... I just uploaded a somewhat improved executable. I found out I was doing something wrong....
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... Thanks for bringing this up. Animal's chess engine does recognize checkmate. I plan to add visible indicators in the near future for things like check,...
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... <juranta@i...> wrote: [cut] ... Yes, I think you are correct. At this point, I think the amygdala plays an important role in controlling not only...
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... Animal ... represent ... over Hi everybody, I'm new here so please forgive me some possible mistakes and inappropriate remarks. To put myself into some...
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... <mm_zlato@y...>" <mm_zlato@y...> wrote: [snip] ... Hello and welcome to the group. ... This is an excellent question. Why can't dogs, elephants and monkeys...
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I now think I fully understand how motivation works. I know, I have said the same thing about other things in the past, things that turned out to be wrong. All...
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Hi, I am new to the list and I guess fairly new to AI in general...though I have done a lot of reading about AI abstracts from universities like MIT, CalTech,...
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... Jim, Thanks for writing and for the words of support. The Animal research project is in constant flux and under frequent revision. It's moving right along...
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Hi Jim, ... Welll, most neural network books and courses are about traditional neural networks. The problem with them is that they don't care about the exact...
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Great post, Juha! Louis ... from ... agree ... very ... either for ... can ... people who ... currently an ... from ... around with creating/personal research ...
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Juha, This was an excellent post - thanks. I do have a question though - if the brain lacks a backpropogation like mechanism then is it really a combination of...
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... There are different learning 'algorithms' in the brain too, but it they're not exactly like backpropagation. Usually backpropagation algorithms adjust the...
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