How to best run AICI from within the neural network designer.
It’s been a while, a bit longer then planned actually. As usual, there was a little unexpected detour required. This time, it was called the ‘neuron profiler’. Don’t ask, in short: I couldn’t find a bug, which would be traceable with a profiler thingy. The good news: found the bug, the bad: found some new. [...]
Conversations are slowly starting to make some sense There’s still a nasty threading issue in the flow recognition code (some data neuron that needs to be duplicated but which isn’t yet). So on occasion you need to repeat the statement (like the ‘How many fingers do i have’ question). Anyway, I think this [...]
Today, I’d like to write a little bit about some of the internal data structures used by aici. More specifically, how it stores abstract and concrete knowledge or in other words, the structures used to make a difference between general understanding and concrete, recorded data.
For instance, the abstract can be ‘a house’ while the concrete [...]
The thunk to .Net is finally working:
So it’s now possible to call static functions that take value types as argument and/or as return type. In this example, I am calling the standard System.IO.File.Copy function to copy a file on my disk. Exceptions are also supported, as you can see from the first line, when I [...]
I wonder how many general purpose parsers are able to handle a sentence like:
I feel you and you feel me
The difficulty here is 2 folded: the you and the and. Is you a personal object or subject pronoun and what does the and combine. Basically, do we mean ‘I feel you’ and ‘you feel me’ [...]