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 [...]
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 [...]
There’s a lot more going on here besides the context sensitive interpretation of ‘blue’ (near the end). But I think that’s the most impressive.
Notice how, in this example, I never declared a direct relationship between me and fingers, it’s all indirect. The renderer still has a little problem handling plurals, but that will be fixed soon.
Here’s a more compact version, which is stored differently (internally), but renders the same result. Hands and fingers are just less understood.
Mmm… Close, but no cigar, and definitely not what I expected. It’s 10, you dummy.
Ps: that was the first run of the count algorithm, by the way.
I have created a new small network host demo application which you can use instead of the full designer to run AICI. You can get it from here, or from the new download section.
It’s basically a general purpose network host that only supports the text sensory interfaces for input/output. You specify the network that needs [...]