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- Hi, Do you feel that your agility in Factor has improved since this post? Roger
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I’ve been thinking about AI again recently.
This time I got motivated by watching a couple of videos of Jeff Hawkins talking about his HTM (Hierarchical Temporal memory) ideas. Actually this has been a common theme for me recently - motivated speakers on podcasts and videos are muc ... Continue reading »
This time I got motivated by watching a couple of videos of Jeff Hawkins talking about his HTM (Hierarchical Temporal memory) ideas. Actually this has been a common theme for me recently - motivated speakers on podcasts and videos are muc ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
This is my first time i stumbled into your page. I am a graduate researcher in Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia (Never mind where the place is). I am interested and currently working on implementing artificial cognitive memory. I have beed reading papers like crazy, including those from Numenta, but found any of the models they suggest neither suitable for implementations nor capable of capturing the basic essences of standalone memory. I am currently trying to develope my own and working on a concept I call the Continuous Abstraction Model. However I must say i am facing numerous theoretical and implementation issues.
I was kind of hoping if you would sujjest any reading material or send me some related stuff, if that is not too much trouble that is.
Thanks.
Daniel.