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e we describe in detail the strategy that would be used to integrate 129 EFTA00624276 130 26 Perceptual and Motor Hierarchies CogPrime with the DeSTIN framework for AGI perception/action (which was described in some detail in Chapter 4 of Part 1). In terms of the integrative cognitive architecture
ribed in Chapter 23. While the basic structure of CogPrime's action selection aspect is fairly similar to MicroPsi (due to the common foundation in Dorner's Psi model), the dynamics are less similar. MicroPsi's dynamics are a little closer to being a formal neural net model, whereas ECAN's economic fo
d tool. However, if one represents low-level procedures like this using another method, e.g. learned cell assemblies in a hierarchical network like DeSTIN, then it's very feasible to make Combo programs that invoke these low-level procedures, and encode higher-level actions like "pick up the cup in fro
predict from these other system components or aspects. • Emotion: Emotions are system-wide responses to the system's current and predicted state. Dorner's Psi theory of emotion contains explanations of many human emotions in terms of underlying dynamics and motivations, and most of these explanations
c, cognitive and linguistic functions. We will achieve this via the creation and real-time utilization of links between the nodes in CogPrime's and DeSTIN's internal networks (a topic to be explored in more depth Inter in this chapter). 6.4 Memory Types and Associated Cognitive Processes in CogPrime
nse-patterns rather than explicitly constructed entities. An emotion is the set of mental entities activated in response to a certain set of urges. Dorner conceived theories about how various common emotions emerge from the dynamics of urges and motives as described in the Psi model. "Intentions" are a
tiple layers, involving feedfor- ward and feedback dynamics, and adaptation of the links between the elements. An example deep learning algorithm is DeSTIN, which is being integrated with OpenCog for perception processing. • Defrosting: Restoring, into the RAM portion of an Atomspace, an Atom (or set t
predict from these other system components or aspects. • Emotion: Emotions are system-wide responses to the system's current and predicted state. Dorner's Psi theory of emotion contains explanations of many human emotions in terms of underlying dynamics and motivations, and most of these explanations
ric, cognitive and linguistic functions. We will achieve this via the creation and real-time utilization of links between the nodes in CogPrime’s and DeSTIN’s internal networks (a topic to be explored in more depth later in this chapter). 6.4 Memory Types and Associated Cognitive Processes in CogPrime N
ponse-patterns rather than explicitly constructed entities. An emotion is the set of mental entities activated in response to a certain set of urges. Dorner conceived theories about how various common emotions emerge from the dynamics of urges and motives as described in the Psi model. “Intentions” are al
ltiple layers, involving feedfor- ward and feedback dynamics, and adaptation of the links between the elements. An example deep learning algorithm is DeSTIN, which is being integrated with OpenCog for perception processing. Defrosting: Restoring, into the RAM portion of an Atomspace, an Atom (or set ther
) to predict from these other system components or aspects. Emotion: Emotions are system-wide responses to the system’s current and predicted state. Dorner’s Psi theory of emotion contains explanations of many human emotions in terms of underlying dynamics and motivations, and most of these explanations
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