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Re this thread, I have finished the draft of my paper BIOLOGICAL NATURE OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE LEARNING ORGANIZATION that provides an epistemological and...
Bill Hall
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Nov 3, 2004
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... That is predicting what will not happen, right? Cheers, ++ exa...
Eray Ozkural
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... Hum.. not exactly (your question is thought-provoking!). I can "predict" that I will not break my leg tomorrow, neither that I will put my hands in one...
Sergio Navega
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" Recall from memory is a very difficult process, more subject to errors. Recognition, on the other hand, is straightforward, most of the time "easy"." I don't...
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All, I have posted a working draft of my paper, "Biological nature of knowledge in the learning organization" on my web site in the unlinked folder: ...
Bill Hall
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... It seems to me that what we do is group or cluster the elements of our experience in such a way as to increase the mutual information among the clusters. ...
Bill Modlin
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... Your comment is important and it is valid, if one is talking about conventional information processing technology (nowaday's computers). It is very easy to...
Sergio Navega
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... Hi Bill, nice to have you here. I mostly agree with this comment. ... Indeed. That's a point which reinforces that we have special abilities to "evaluate"...
Sergio Navega
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I'm curious if anyone's aware of a train of literature and/or papers in the philosophy of mind or AI on a related topic. Namely, I'm interested in a sort of...
Paul Bramscher
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Nov 10, 2004
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... our ... among the ... at any ... we can. I agree. ... clusters or ... Sergio's ... just ... Yes, *discovering* the probability distribution of the world,...
Eray Ozkural
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... Yes, but the case of the penguin is simply a matter of insufficient information. When we observe that they do not fly, we will think that the penguins...
Eray Ozkural
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Hey Eray, I'm glad you saw this posted on the other forum, so I'm bringing it here. There are some interesting conjectures about separate parallel...
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... ... here is the other half of the story ... Worm Brain Drives Tiny Car http://comm.uoregon.edu/inquiry/s99/art2.html...
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(I don't know if it is just a problem at my end, but when I look at this post the formatting is messed up enough to interfere with reading, and it looks as...
Bill Modlin
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Hi Bill, (I'm using the web post, deselecting "Wrap message text" ATM. It doesn't work well at all! I have to unwrap the quotes myself.) ... Mutual...
Eray Ozkural
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... Good toy for your child if you want her to be a neuroscientist. Kind of spooky, though :) Cheers, -- Eray...
Eray Ozkural
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... I read through Goertzel's rather long commentary on Hawkins' book. It wasn't really very useful [regards explaining Hawkins], as Goertzel spent most of his...
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... Indeed, and children do just like that, adjusting their world models according to new evidences. But what I was trying to say is that part of this...
Sergio Navega
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... I think that's a fundamental error, because there are many important opportunities to greatly simplify the computational load of perception by involving it...
Chris Malcolm
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... wrote: I'm with you here, except for the (not so small) detail concerning a distinction between abstractions and instances. So far this process is...
Jim Bromer
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... Yours is the fundamental error, though it is a popular one. The problem is that there is in general no detectable correlation between behavioral outputs...
Bill Modlin
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... I'm not sure I understand you here. My main point is that most of what we call abstractions and most of our linguistic behavior seem to be a function of...
Sergio Navega
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... I agree that the computational complexity of perceptual processes may be reduced by considering the perception/action cycle. But I'm a bit uncomfortable to...
Sergio Navega
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Related to this subject, I have a silly-sounding thought experiment. There lived an old sekoya tree, it lived at the edge of a city crowded with people, but...
Eray Ozkural
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Nov 12, 2004
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... made ... understand). ... abstraction ... how ... language ... Instance, actually, is a dangerous word, because it seems to carry the force of Plato....
Eray Ozkural
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... the ... important ... perception ... Yes, but such a simplification may be desirable philosophically (if not practically!). We want to find the sufficient...
Eray Ozkural
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... the ... important ... perception ... I can't decide if there is a fundamental error in either post. Probably not. Chris said it's something we can't ignore...
Eray Ozkural
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I'm new to this group, so I want to say hello and thank the moderator for hosting. Anyway, I actually posted this to another group but it seemed relevant to...
John J. Gagne
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Eray said: Instance, actually, is a dangerous word, because it seems to carry the force of Plato. Whenever we talk about classes and instances, I think we are...
Jim Bromer
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... too ... respond ... references ... not ... The problem with the Greek model is not that it is inadequate, but sometimes misleading. We tend to see these...
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