Bob Mottram wrote:
What attracted me about the DP method was that it's less ad-hoc than
landmark based systems, but the most attractive feature is of course
the linear scaling which is really essential when dealing with large
amounts of data.
Yeah...
In other contexts, we have paid a lot of attention to funky
indexing/updating methods in Novamente, as they are critical to managing
large amounts of data in real-time.
I like the idea of exploiting the biased statistics of actual changes to
the grid in real situations, in order to avoid the overhead of
constantly doing whole-grid-replacement updates... Qualitatively this
seems like the sort of thing the brain must be doing, and the kind of
thing any AI system must do to cope with a rapidly changing environment...
Ben
On 06/03/07, *Ben Goertzel* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Thanks, this stuff is cool! The DP-SLAM data structure trick may
potentially be useful within Novamente at some point...
ben
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