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hello 62.58.1.101
Jul. 6th, 2006 02:27 pm62.58.1.101, you have edited my wiki. Who are you?
Jul. 6th, 2006
cool stuff about memory
Apparently, John Anderson first had the idea of modeling working memory as consisting of short-term chunks + the high-activation long-term chunks.
With this model, one can see how distractions, by messing with activation levels, disturb performance on complex tasks, especially for people with big queues to process.
Geniuses' absent-mindedness could have to do with a too busy system. They resist focusing on the outside world, as a way of protecting their mental productivity from distractions.
Apparently, John Anderson first had the idea of modeling working memory as consisting of short-term chunks + the high-activation long-term chunks.
With this model, one can see how distractions, by messing with activation levels, disturb performance on complex tasks, especially for people with big queues to process.
Geniuses' absent-mindedness could have to do with a too busy system. They resist focusing on the outside world, as a way of protecting their mental productivity from distractions.
ontologies
Jul. 6th, 2006 11:52 pmI should read Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology, especially since it's not so big. If I implement some non-trivial reasoning about a certain domain, then this would also be a big step in my practical AI programming experience.
I would like especially, though, to analyze use logs for this piece of software: how do ontologies evolve?
I would like especially, though, to analyze use logs for this piece of software: how do ontologies evolve?