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cessing. • Defrosting: Restoring, into the RAM portion of an Atomspace, an Atom (or set thereof) previously saved to disk. • Demand: In CogPrime's OpenPsi subsystem, this term is used in a manner inherited from the Psi model of motivated action. A Demand in this context is a quantity whose value the s

bilities, so that we may say: 411011 is the probability distribution of state-sets the organism tends to be in, when its environment is in state-set W. (Recall also that state-sets are fuzzy.) Now one may look at the spaces of world-paths and mind-paths. A world-path is a path through the world's

that recognizes patterns in the hierarchies and passes them to the Atomspace; and imprints patterns from the Atomspace on the hierarchies); and also OpenPsi, a special dynam- ical framework for choosing actions based on motivations. Above the Atomspace we have a host of cognitive processes, which act on

obabilities, so that we may say: M(W) is the probability distribution of state-sets the organism tends to be in, when its environment is in state-set W. (Recall also that state-sets are fuzzy.) Now one may look at the spaces of world-paths and mind-paths. A world-path is a path through the world’s tr

(that recognizes patterns in the hierarchies and passes them to the Atomspace; and imprints patterns from the Atomspace on the hierarchies); and also OpenPsi, a special dynam- ical framework for choosing actions based on motivations. Above the Atomspace we have a host of cognitive processes, which act on t