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tion of DeSTIN and OpenCog involves two key aspects: • recognition of patterns in sets of DeSTIN states, and exportation of these patterns into the OpenCog Atomspace EFTA00624321 29.3 Integrating DeSTIN and OpenCog 175 • use of OpenCog-created concepts within DeSTIN nodes, alongside statistically-derived "cen

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types of artificial money, STICurrency and LTICur- rency. Theoretically these may be converted to one another. • Attentional Focus: The Atoms in an OpenCog Atomspace whose ShortTennImportance values lie above a critical threshold (the AttentionalFocus Boundary). The Attention Allo- cation subsystem treats these A

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types of artificial money, STICurrency and LTICur- rency. Theoretically these may be converted to one another. • Attentional Focus: The Atoms in an OpenCog Atomspace whose ShortTennImportance values lie above a critical threshold (the AttentionalFocus Boundary). The Attention Allo- cation subsystem treats these A

ligent Systems Workshop (PerMIS 2008), 2008. W07. Stephen Morgan and Christopher Winship. Counterfactuals a

nt types of artificial money, STICurrency and LTICur- rency. Theoretically these may be converted to one another. Attentional Focus: The Atoms in an OpenCog Atomspace whose ShortTermImportance values lie above a critical threshold (the AttentionalFocus Boundary). The Attention Allo- cation subsystem treats these At