jackpark

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   by jackpark 7y ago

   There is somewhat related work performed by Bledsoe and Browning in 1959 [1] and later discussed by Dress [2] [1] https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Pattern-recognition-an... [2] https://www.osti.gov&#x2F
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   by jackpark 7y ago

   Perhaps an alternative is to split into guilds - many of them - and pose an Epic Quest; game moves are contributions to a dialogue (conversation) map which, first, responds to the quest (a deep question) with position/answer statements
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   by jackpark 7y ago

   There is an open source "concept map" platform known at Compendium available from the Open University's Knowledge Media Institute. It was invented precisely to help tame conversations in a conceptual space known as "issu
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   by jackpark 7y ago

   I wrote and defended a thesis proposal on this topic in which the goal was to automate, to the greatest degree possible, merging nodes which mean the same thing. One example is "CO2 causes climate change" and "Climate change
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   by jackpark 8y ago

   I,OTOH, which I had had my 23&me results years ago since what they tell me now might have prevented a costly experience back then. I totally get the "health privacy" issue, what with Google looming in the background along man
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   by jackpark 8y ago

   Bacon was the dissertation project of Pat Langley under Herbert Simon. It was one of several dissertations exploring rational reconstruction of previous discoveries. https://www.ijcai.org/Proceedings/81-1/Papers&#x