Posted by nonama on 01:32:00 05-04-2002
Lets say we input word for AI. Icells(input cells) get it and there is one call that likes it, so it sends my favourite word is here to next level. if no cell likes that word, a new cell apears that likes this word. Only one 'like' signal can be sent in one time unit. Next level recieves few signals from diferent cells. It calculates something from those signals and does something.....
still thinking. any ideas for this?
Posted by sacah on 20:42:00 05-04-2002
I am really confused.
Posted by fsvara on 21:48:00 05-04-2002
nonama: what do you want to do?
Posted by IbYdI on 00:40:00 05-06-2002
nonama you're kinda talking bout a neural interaction in a network.
but only you got the concept wrong.
a signal (think of it as a pattern) is sent to the cell , and if that signal matches the "key" to the cell they interact and a new signal is made. now, the thing is that both first and derived signal "move" through the network "seeking" a new cell to interact with. and when all the interactions are done cells split where needed in order to store new values. (basicly this means that no new cells can appear just in order to store a value)
anyway... i think i already explained you that when i was telling ya bout my idea in the chan...
Posted by nonama on 05:34:00 05-06-2002
i thought of my idea. and it seems i have no idea what goes next.
[idea halt]
Posted by MoX on 14:57:00 05-06-2002
That's what I consider _goog_ planning
[addsig]
Posted by welshbard482 on 22:37:00 07-25-2003
are you thinking of cellular automatons?
Posted by inhahe on 17:00:00 09-21-2003
Quote:
On 2002-05-06 00:40, IbYdI wrote:
nonama you're kinda talking bout a neural interaction in a network.
but only you got the concept wrong.
a signal (think of it as a pattern) is sent to the cell , and if that signal matches the "key" to the cell they interact and a new signal is made. now, the thing is that both first and derived signal "move" through the network "seeking" a new cell to interact with. and when all the interactions are done cells split where needed in order to store new values. (basicly this means that no new cells can appear just in order to store a value)
anyway... i think i already explained you that when i was telling ya bout my idea in the chan...
can you explaborate more on this concept, please?
Posted by welshbard482 on 03:47:00 09-30-2003
A cellular automaton is a grid (as in a screen of pixels) where some are dark and some are light. Each generation, each cell typically considers the 8 cells around it and
"decides" wether it should be light or dark in the next generation, based on the current configuration of the cells around it. Cellular Automatons can exhibit fantastic behaviour that can almost be called "intelligent."
Posted by eosp on 10:29:00 09-30-2003
Are you thinking John Conway's Game of Life?
[addsig]
Posted by welshbard482 on 21:52:00 10-03-2003
The game of life is a cellular automaton, although it is by no means the only one (or even the only type.) I hope I dont appear arrogant about my knowledge, but cellular automatons are my speciality