Project page containing current status is http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ReleasePlanning.
Kindly elaborate as much as possible so that I can have better
understanding of what is going on in your mind.
In fact the brain when processing recognition outputs from sensor,
"reads" not the one top item of neocortex, but some top part of HTM
tree, to have reaction to set of recognized features.
2. Attention Focus mechanism is not implemented.
3. Cache is too slow for HTM - it is very important there.
The list could be extended, but I can say that currently I have very
basic understanding of HTM - it is very vague how it works and what
features it has - and its role for human project (also because AI
model is not created yet).
We need to have AI modules map with their primary function to
understand what is a place for HTM - see table at the end of
http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/Architecture.
Basic idea for 2010Q1 was described -
a) have all basic libraries working - modnnlib, modhtmlib, modbnlib?
(belief networks), modmplib? (markov process) (not rich, not best, but
fulfilling primary function)
b) have finalized architecture when list of modules, role and
technology behind all of the modules are clear and described (i.e.
transparent and reasonable model)
(also it all pages in the Wiki framework better to have their optimal
structure and level of details to perform coordination role)
What I'm doing now:
1. Coping with wxWidgets to finish Codelite migration - for Htmview
test app.
2. Reading various articles about emotions in AI - and thinking about
concepts for personality.
3. Trying to understand what is pragmatic target for 2010Q1.
Will let you know my views of the same.
On Dec 28, 12:15 pm, Habbit <vsavc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> continued...
>
> In fact the brain when processing recognition outputs from sensor,
> "reads" not the one top item of neocortex, but some top part of HTM
> tree, to have reaction to set of recognized features.
>
> 2. Attention Focus mechanism is not implemented.
> 3. Cache is too slow for HTM - it is very important there.
>
> The list could be extended, but I can say that currently I have very
> basic understanding of HTM - it is very vague how it works and what
> features it has - and its role for human project (also because AI
> model is not created yet).
> We need to have AI modules map with their primary function to
> understand what is a place for HTM - see table at the end ofhttp://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/Architecture.
re doc: I think we can limit this to 2 pages:
- http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ProjectPlanning - with some
"stairway to the heaven" which is seen more fine-grained in the
nearest phases and the sequence itself is not mapped to quarterly
timeframes - as it is seen currently with most detail (still high
level)
- http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ReleasePlanning - which is
about current quarter and which is subject to freeze
So I propose we complete ReleasePlanning and have not contradicting
contents in ProjectPlanning - both agreed by the end of this week.
PS: I am currently in USA and adjusting so will take some time to
settle..still i am working on the project so dont mind if there is no
response from my side...be assured that i am on..:)
On Jan 11, 2:14 pm, Habbit <vsavc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> btw, re Htm - one major design bug is that spatial pooler and temporal
> pooler are merged into one mixed pooler.
> Second major bug is that recognition should occur only if prediction
> has confirmed recognized sequence.
> great resources as well - athttp://sourceforge.net/projects/neocortex/
> andhttp://mitworld.mit.edu/video/316(generally you can google for
> Video re Jeff Hawkins)
>
> re doc: I think we can limit this to 2 pages:
>
> -http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ProjectPlanning- with some
> "stairway to the heaven" which is seen more fine-grained in the
> nearest phases and the sequence itself is not mapped to quarterly
> timeframes - as it is seen currently with most detail (still high
> level)
> -http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ReleasePlanning- which is
Re project - ok, let's limit to what is currently listed on planning
pages.
To split the ownership somehow, I would suggest you to finish with
htm, while I will look into automated Build/Deployment and
Reinforcement Learning.
Component design can be our shared task.
Reflected that in owner column.
Let me know if any suggestions.
One more thing - table has a column for implementation review mark.
I would like if we set this whenever we understand changes done are
clear and agreed.
I will review your changes, you - mine.
Whenever done - reviewer has to add his sign off there.
On Jan 17, 9:54 pm, Phoenix <sarbjit.lon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am currently looking at the htm documents and will look into the
> bugs once i am done with htm theory. Regarding the documents about
> release planning and the project planning lets freeze the release
> planning the freeze it.
>
> PS: I am currently in USA and adjusting so will take some time to
> settle..still i am working on the project so dont mind if there is no
> response from my side...be assured that i am on..:)
>
> On Jan 11, 2:14 pm, Habbit <vsavc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > btw, re Htm - one major design bug is that spatial pooler and temporal
> > pooler are merged into one mixed pooler.
> > Second major bug is that recognition should occur only if prediction
> > has confirmed recognized sequence.
> > great resources as well - athttp://sourceforge.net/projects/neocortex/
> > andhttp://mitworld.mit.edu/video/316(generallyyou can google for
> > Video re Jeff Hawkins)
>
> > re doc: I think we can limit this to 2 pages:
>
> > -http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ProjectPlanning-with some
> > "stairway to the heaven" which is seen more fine-grained in the
> > nearest phases and the sequence itself is not mapped to quarterly
> > timeframes - as it is seen currently with most detail (still high
> > level)
> > -http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/ReleasePlanning-which is
I have gone through the online material about htm and have fair idea
about the concept. I am still looking into more details as how we can
use it in out project effectively.
> > > andhttp://mitworld.mit.edu/video/316(generallyyoucan google for
I have just finished to read book Introducing Artificial Intelligence
by Henry Brighton.
It confirmed many my thoughts and has given some push for others.
I'm going to start filling AI Research page to reflect this
understanding.
Re Htm as it is probably one of fundamental technologies, maybe we
need to start research page as well.
It can be useful to store some facts and ideas as a permanent
information, not task-level.
> > > > andhttp://mitworld.mit.edu/video/316(generallyyoucangoogle for
btw, I have created http://code.google.com/p/ahuman/wiki/MemoryPredictionResearch
- fill there whatever you find interesting.