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Is something like this composable? For example, if they build a kind of lambda calculus for their 'hardware kernels' they can represent arbitrary calculations (
by dunefox 8y ago
Is something like this composable? For example, if they build a kind of lambda calculus for their 'hardware kernels' they can represent arbitrary calculations (by composing them)? Because having to create a different kernel for every calculation seems quite costly.
- lenticular 8y agoIt seems like it could be. This thing sounds like it focuses on Fredholm integral equations, the solutions should be composable. These are basically equations g(t) = Integral_t K(t,s) * f(s), where K(t,s) (the kernel) and g(t) are known, but f(s) isn't. In physical applications, t is usually time. A solution f(s) could be fed into the input of the next device, at least mathematically.