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Combinatorics gives the same six possible shapes as a basis set if stories are limited to at most four emotional states: 1. low, high 2. high, low 3. low, hi
by fluidcruft 3y ago
Combinatorics gives the same six possible shapes as a basis set if stories are limited to at most four emotional states:
1. low, high
2. high, low
3. low, high, low
4. high, low, high
5. low, high, low, high
6. high, low, high, low
So, I guess it's mostly saying that there are at most four states... but the Harry Potter graph in the paper looks like 17 states would explain the data better.
- araes 3y agoPart of the issue is the natural binary focus. If all states only have a positive / negative interaction with each other, then there can be no prime states other than 2. Silly Fry, 2's don't exist, only 1 and 0. From a computer perspective, those are avoided kind of like how all games only want texture in 2 powers, because all other sizes are inconvenient. So everything that's ingested from media like video games is always arriving in a power of 2 format.