Titlebook: Artificial General Intelligence; 7th International Co Ben Goertzel,Laurent Orseau,Javier Snaider Conference proceedings 2014 Springer Inter

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J. C. Sutton,T. J. Gillespie,T. D. W. Jamesocess. Most cases use either learning rule adjustments, or more recently prototype learning. The question remains though of how to handle cases where there are multiple representations (exemplars) of a pattern. This paper evaluates three types of association methods: circular association method wher

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How to Develop Plant Disease Forecastersl systems approaches. We show how this framework, which we call Vector Symbolic Architectures, or VSAs, is also the kind of model of mental activity that we arrive at by taking Ludwig Wittgenstein’s critiques of the philosophy of mind and language seriously. We conclude by describing how VSA and rel

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Pu Gao,Yongchang Du,Yujian Wangility to operate effectively in environments that are only partially known at design time; (2) A level of generality that allows a system to re-assess and re-define the fulfillment of its mission in light of unexpected constraints or other unforeseen changes in the environment; (3) The ability to op

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Ali R. Estabragh,Akbar A. Javadi a certain task or class of environments. Thus, specialization can help to create efficient AGI preserving its universality. This idea is promising, but has not yet been applied to concrete models. Here, we considered the task of mass induction, which general solution can be based on Kolmogorov comp

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Dilatancy of Coarse Granular Aggregatesthe potential behavior of others around them. Reinforcement learning (RL) provides one method for agents to acquire knowledge about such interactions. We investigate different methods of multiagent reinforcement learning within the Sigma cognitive architecture. We leverage Sigma’s architectural mech

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Ali R. Estabragh,Akbar A. Javadising by testing assumptions in computer simulations, and enables technical applications with human-like capabilities. Nevertheless, intensive interdisciplinary collaboration and the development of a holistic and integrated model remain ongoing challenges. This includes the consideration of the basis