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d file of your experiment? I'd be curious to hear... EFTA_R1_01563485 EFTA02458906 Interestingly, the "plumbing" work we've been doing to connect OpenCog to the Hanson robots would also enable us to use OpenCog for music composition / improvisation experimentation ... (i.e. we've been dealing with rea

_R1_01563485 EFTA02458906 Interestingly, the "plumbing" work we've been doing to connect OpenCog to the Hanson robots would also enable us to use OpenCog for music composition / improvisation experimentation ... (i.e. we've been dealing with real-time input and output, which we hadn't been doing befo

has to be solved before one moves on to issues of symphonic structure.... I.e., we probably gotta solve folk music before we can solve Beethoven or Bartok ... Meyer's old theory of "surprising fulfillment of expectations" http://rhythmcoglab.coursepress.yale.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2014/10/Emot

rdings ;) .... Do you have a sound file of your experiment? I'd be curious to hear... Interestingly, the "plumbing" work we've been doing to connect OpenCog to the Hanson robots would also enable us to use OpenCog for music composition / improvisation experimentation ... (i.e. we've been dealing with rea

? I'd be curious to hear... Interestingly, the "plumbing" work we've been doing to connect OpenCog to the Hanson robots would also enable us to use OpenCog for music composition / improvisation experimentation ... (i.e. we've been dealing with real-time input and output, which we hadn't been doing befo

has to be solved before one moves on to issues of symphonic structure.... I.e., we probably gotta solve folk music before we can solve Beethoven or Bartok ... Meyer's old theory of "surprising fulfillment of expectations" http://rhythmcoglab.coursepress.yale.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2014/10/Emot

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n 2016 ...)... >>> »> I can explain to you my specific plan for solving the "sensible, >> > context-appropriate language generation" problem in an OpenCog context >> > sometime if you're curious... EFTA00823663 »> >» part 1 is here » > >» https://anciv.org/abs/1401.3372 »> »> and part 2 is here

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