I’m taking everything off line for the time being. Some major changes are on the way. Stay tuned, it’s going to be interesting.
Note: Deprecated! An introduction In short, a flow is a template definition of recognizable data. It is used to transform a stream of neurons into another stream of neurons (doesn’t sound very useful, but trust me, it is). To get a visual image on how a flow works, you can perhaps think of those toddler [...]
How to best run AICI from within the neural network designer.
Today, I’d like to write a little bit about some of the internal data structures used by aici. More specifically, how it stores abstract and concrete knowledge or in other words, the structures used to make a difference between general understanding and concrete, recorded data. For instance, the abstract can be ‘a house’ while the [...]
Note: Deprecated! The thunk to .Net is finally working: So it’s now possible to call static functions that take value types as argument and/or as return type. In this example, I am calling the standard System.IO.File.Copy function to copy a file on my disk. Exceptions are also supported, as you can see from the first [...]
A complete overview on how the word ‘what’ is processed by the Aici neural network.
Note: Deprecated! I have created a new small network host demo application which you can use instead of the full designer to run AICI. You can get it from here, or from the new download section. It’s basically a general purpose network host that only supports the text sensory interfaces for input/output. You specify the [...]
Note: Deprecated! The new release is finally ready. The Aici demo took a bit longer than planned. Also, lots of things have been fixed and updated. Here’s a non exhaustive list: There’s a complete new lockmanager running in the background. This is much more secure (thread-wise, that is) and a lot faster. It’s still a [...]
Note: Deprecated! Intro Time for the second demo overview: the Scanner. It builds on most of the ideas found in the first demo but it goes way further, and actually does something very useful (although you wouldn’t say it at first). It’s probably going to be a lengthy piece so I’m thinking of cutting it [...]