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I couldn't find a paper describing the science behind this (did they publish any?). Is there anything new here? Or is it just an iterative engineering improveme
by carlob 13y ago
I couldn't find a paper describing the science behind this (did they publish any?). Is there anything new here? Or is it just an iterative engineering improvement on existing science?
- xal 13y agoHe wrote the book On Intelligence. Probably one of the most illuminating books that exists.
- seiji 13y agoCare to elaborate or point out some well written reviews?
- smosher 13y agoI've read it and fwiw it contains some great information, but only at the lowest levels of cognition. Its fascinating, but his conclusions are not compelling because they're drawn from selective facts that have already been tainted by opinions. It reads like he's gone the long way around to learn the same things ML already knows while resisting anything that ML doesn't already know.
- beefman 13y agohttp://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000532 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000532
- skilesare 13y agoJeff is/was chairmen of the Redwood Neuroscience Center at Berkeley. My guess is that a good number of the publications listed on their web page touch some of the science here. http://redwood.berkeley.edu/ http://redwood.berkeley.edu/ Things seem to get quite after 2011...about the same time they started going to Grok. Maybe they found something.
- mietek 13y agoOthers have already mentioned "On Intelligence". Their latest whitepaper is available here: https://www.groksolutions.com/technology.html#cla-whitepaper https://www.groksolutions.com/technology.html#cla-whitepaper Some of the earlier Numenta documents are archived here: http://blog.mohammadzadeh.info/index.php/hierarchical-temporal-memory-related-papers http://blog.mohammadzadeh.info/index.php/hierarchical-tempor...