On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 1:53 PM, Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't really know what you mean by a primary decision process?
In OpenCogPrime, probabilistic logic is not *the* primary decision
process
However, it is one of the major ingredients that goes into decisions
the system
Can you provide me with a link to how you deal with explanations and
reasons in OCP?
Jim Bromer
That topic is so broad I wouldn't know what to do except to point you to PLN
generally..
http://www.amazon.com/Probabilistic-Logic-Networks-Comprehensive-Framework/dp/0387768718
(alas the book
Ben said:
Maybe the reason people don't know what you mean, is that your manner
of phrasing the issue is so unusual?
Could you elaborate the problem you refer to, perhaps using some examples?
It's easier to explain how an AGI design would deal with a certain
example situation or issue, than how it
If my impression of these discussions
is accurate, if the partisan arguments for logic, probability or
neural networks and the like are really arguments for choosing one or
the other as a preponderant decision process, then it is my opinion
that the discussants are missing the major problem.
