Re: Hawkins ideas on building AI's

From: bkaz (bkaz__at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/27/04 

Date: 26 Oct 2004 20:15:00 -0700

> Same process, might be. But you are simply substituting "pattern" with
> "feature". Just what is a pattern? What is a feature? What use is this
> whole process?

For some reason my response wasn't posted, so here's a repeat:

A pattern is a set of matching inputs, each of which is a set of
variables compared in parallel. A feature is a subset of
variables/derivatives that actually match within a pattern, a match is
generally incomplete. The "use" is the discovery of
invariant/predictive features within an input flow.

Regards,
Boris.

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