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I chose to develop in PHP to take advantage of its diversity of vector manipulation functions and a shorter coding-debugging lifecycle while in the process of learning the algorithms thanks to the interpreted nature of PHP scripts.
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very interesting read
They don't even mention regular expressions though? They developed regexp from the principles of neural networks, but don't use them here...
A somehwat related read here if the URL is OK
[well.com...]
The author created something called "wordnet"....he is a "psycholinguist", but looks like he's handy with a PC too ;)
From what I read on the subject there are still fundamental problems in the translation between ourselves and computers. Probably because our language is not as exact as binary. I guess the link above sort of illustrates this. They mention the same problems in wordnet.
Gonna have to try out there script......
Was just talking to someone about this...RE the Turing Test. If their idea of building a "proper" neural network is correct, then it will surely pass the Turing Test, even TTT? :)
I was going to try make a "blind man algo", start with binary 0, and work your way up to a say, 110000000000 or something like that. So basically all permutations of binary are realised.
If all the above is true, at what point will my computer "click" and become intelligent in the way we understand it :)
Heady stuff...thanks for the read....
