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Text Attribution with Link Grammar
A question was recently asked as to whether Link Grammar could be used to attribute text to a specific author. I had fun writing the reply; let me reproduce it below. It starts at square one. Consider a police detective … Continue reading
“Wave function collapse” for procedural generation
I’ve just been notified about an exciting and important algorithm for procedural generation: the “wave function collapse algorithm“, described by Marian Kleineberg in 2019. I want to talk about it here, from the viewpoint of natural language generation. It’s a … Continue reading
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Everything is a Network
The goal of AGI is to create a thinking machine, a thinking organism, an algorithmic means of knowledge representation, knowledge discovery and self-expression. There are two conventional approaches to this endeavor. One is the ad hoc assembly of assorted technology … Continue reading
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The Status of AGI and OpenCog
AGI stands for Artificial General Intelligence: it is the idea of creating a thinking machine, as smart and clever and powerful as a human being. OpenCog is a project pursuing basic research in AGI. It is attempting to build such … Continue reading
The AtomSpace: a Typed Graphical Distributed in-RAM Knowledgebase
The OpenCog AtomSpace is a typed graphical distributed in-RAM knowledgebase. The meaning of all those buzzwords is that it is trying to fix many different, related problems that computers (and people) have when working with data. This blog-post discusses some … Continue reading
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Tagged atomspace, database, graphs, inference, knowledgebase, Learning, query, reasoning, types
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