Can I ask a really basic, ignorant question re machine vision? (I've been struggling with various books on it, and the question/ issue isn't really, clearly...
... Please. Latin "quale" is the singular of "qualia", just as "the finale of the drama" would probably go into the plural as "the finalia of the dramas." By...
... Well Arthur I very much doubt that. Do you have any applications of your solution :) -- Eray Ozkural, PhD candidate. Comp. Sci. Dept., Bilkent University,...
... language and understanding. ... if they were only given a simple artificial language to communicate with, they could still coordinate their independent...
... (I've been struggling with various books on it, and the question/ issue isn't really, clearly put up front). ... They 'see' digital images - arrays of...
Certainly a computer can do a direct template mapping such as you describe. We can rotate and scale and distort an image to try to match it to another, and...
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... I think you're referring to blink comparators? The background of stars represent the noise (they maintain fixed relative positions even over hundreds of...
In fact, pages 240-241 of The Society of Mind suggests that our brains use blink-comparators at various levels in the brain. The idea is that by 'blinking" ...
Well can I disagree here? If your heuristic is universal then you would have a general problem solver below, but I think there may be more principled ways? ......
Re: [ai-philosophy] Re: Basic Question re Machine Vision ... I am not sure what you mean by "more principled ways"? The general notion of reducing the...
Just a quick (& not thought through) thought - does the fear of humunculi and infinite regresses inside the brain, stem from the mistaken notion that thinking...
... Two things with exactly the same causal powers would be the same thing. A non-trivial substitution has to involve a subset of the causal powers of the...
... OK, I think I can safely agree with that statement (as I did the one before it). But, considering the winding path you, Dan, and I have taken which...
... translation to ... How about focussing on the "any"? ... being ... "understanding" ... need to ... Is it fair to call it semantics when it is just a...
... been struggling with various books on it, and the question/ issue isn't really, clearly put up front). ... 'see' digital images - arrays of points - which...
... Like some sort of induction principle. For instance as in an SVM classifier, i.e. looking for the most *likely* differences/similarities first. Otherwise I...
Obviously I mean Hamming distance I think sleep deprivation didn't work out too well for me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamming_distance So, if you have two...
... Well I agree. Also it would be quite silly to think that general theory of relativity does not have any survival value. Quite the contrary! Dan has the...
... What I know is: Minsky said the qualia would remain the same. This is a functionalist position, maybe it is a good expression of one kind of functionalism!...
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... Yes. ... Right. But just to quibble, which is the noise, and which is the signal? If you subtract the two images, it becomes the signal on the third...
... Maybe it doesn't have to be functionalism at all but something simpler, more basic, and more physicalist: type identity. If you swap all the token letter...
... answers ... intend ... space/time). ... No, I said theories of space-time are irrelevant to animals. They simply evolved into the macro-level physical...
... I didn't mix anything. You'll have to think much harder to figure out how a theory like general relativity has any survival value. Hint: it has nothing to...
- ... Yes ... It is cheap to make a theory with fewer commitments work. Metaphysical solpisism "works". But not in an interesting way. ... There is no...