[HN Gopher] Doug Lenat's sources for AM (and EURISKO+Traveller?)...
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Author : white-flame
Score : 27 points
Date : 2023-11-25 14:09 UTC (8 hours ago)
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| logicmoo wrote:
| Holy S*it.. How many years has this been considered missing?
| cwillu wrote:
| "For efficiency's sake, an intelligent system should be willing
| and able to add new facts, but should be {\it eager} to add
| surprising new facts. Surprises can only be noticed by contrast
| with {\it expectations}, so an intelligent system should maintain
| a context of expectations and filter incoming observations
| against that. Furthermore, expectations and surprises can aid an
| intelligent system in comparing its model and processing of the
| domain to the real world. Through such monitoring, discrepencies
| may be found and diagnosed, leading to changes in the model
| making it more consistent with observed behavior. Our discussion
| here centers on the importance of using such expectations to
| focus and filter intelligent processing.}
|
| \yskip
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| The world bombards our senses with data, much more than we can
| process in detail in real time; yet we can't live in a hundred
| times real time. We survive by ignoring most of that data, or,
| more precisely, by knowing (almost immediately deciding) what can
| be ignored. We maintain a set of expectations, against which the
| incoming torrent is matched. Almost all of it will match those
| expectations, and we then need merely process the unexpected
| inputs, the surprising observations. We reserve our computing for
| those opportunities which promise us genuine new facts, rather
| than reconfirmation of known ones." -- COG3. listed under
| https://www.saildart.org/[AM,DBL]/
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