The Meaning And Mechanics of Intelligence
The Meaning And Mechanics of Intelligence
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As the reader gains familiarity with the machine, it will become apparent that the design makes parallel processing of con- ceT5ts highly desirable. In fact, an interrupt driven computer would be preferable to most common computers as an implementation device. Alas, these considerations must be put aside temporarily.
- k6 - 3. 1 The Problem Environment I will refer to this machine simply as P. The environment in x^hich P operates must be fully described. Without being too misleading, x-xe could... describe P as a corauuter program to predict terms in symbolic sequences. A sequence of symbols is fed to P via a computer input device. P attempts to develop an explana- tion of the behavior of the sequence and predicts the next set of symbols. The trainer who has provided P with the original input sequence subsequently "judges" P's behavior by supplying it with the correct response. If P's prediction is the same as the correct response, P adapts in such a way as to increase the probability of identical behavior on its part in future similar circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the reader gains familiarity with the machine, it will become apparent that the design makes parallel processing of con- ceT5ts highly desirable. In fact, an interrupt driven computer would be preferable to most common computers as an implementation device. Alas, these considerations must be put aside temporarily.
- k6 - 3. 1 The Problem Environment I will refer to this machine simply as P. The environment in x^hich P operates must be fully described. Without being too misleading, x-xe could... describe P as a corauuter program to predict terms in symbolic sequences. A sequence of symbols is fed to P via a computer input device. P attempts to develop an explana- tion of the behavior of the sequence and predicts the next set of symbols. The trainer who has provided P with the original input sequence subsequently "judges" P's behavior by supplying it with the correct response. If P's prediction is the same as the correct response, P adapts in such a way as to increase the probability of identical behavior on its part in future similar circumstances.
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