> I'm reading the book Richard M Golden (1996) "Mathematical
> Methods for Neural Network Analysis & Design". Basically:
>
> (1) A dynamical ANN activates the next state according to
> its current state, so there exists an "objective function"
> for all states such that V(x) <= V(y) if state x is
Peter,
Thanks for the reference to the site -- no, I don't know anything about
them, though.
It seems they're heavily focused on sensorimotor intelligence at this phase,
with a few additions like
-- route planning
-- similarity matching between perceptual situation
It's very cool stuff, but I
Hi,
WordNet is an interesting resource; we have fed it into Novamente and
reasoned on it using PTL. Actually we've combined WordNet with some
statistical word relationships derived from text-analysis. One runs into
some memory issues on a 32-bit machine, mostly due to the bulk of the
s
Kevin,
Yes, WordNet can be fed to an inference engine, as
(part of) its knowledge base. We tried to use it with Webmind several years ago,
and I do plan to use it with NARS in the future.
NARS is a reasoning system that starts with an
empty memory (knowledge base). To get knowledge, one p
A while back, I took the WordNet database
and parsed it into a relational database so that I could access it with VB. My purpose was to use it a dictionary
resource for chatterbots. Then I found
it could be used for other interesting things that a conventional paper dictionary
cannot do
