Friday, January 27 2012
Total running time 163293 minutes
(+2721 hours )
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STATUS |
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| Security @ Cycle |
2862 |
Think @ Cycle |
487 |
Sensorium @ Cycle |
2862 |
| Rejuvenation @ Cycle |
0 |
CNS Memory Size |
10240 |
Dictionary Size |
2198 |
| IQ |
106 |
EEG |
165 |
Concepts |
4729 |
| Time |
4729 |
TOV |
4726 |
Hash Table Size |
391 |
| Server Hits |
0 |
Continuous Run |
2626 |
Run Time |
34 |
TODAY is Friday, January 27 2012 11:15:44 AM ** Stopped **
AI-Mind Previous Thought - CHILDREN LOVE MOTHER
This Page is under continuous Development
NOTES
1. Dec 28TH 2010: Speech implemented. AI thought is displayed and spoken. Simple task thanks to ATM.
2. Dec 22nd 2010:
New computer running Windows 7. I am also using Winforth32 Vs 14.
Windows 7 for some reason will not compile lower versions of Win32forth. It gives virus warnings.
Had to change the definitions of my channel arrays. The Does> word was creating problems. I simply removed the
action from the does> and defined another word to do the same function. That is to take a row # and get an address.
Now to get back to work ......
Use of numbers in input e.g. 'The school has 129 children' is acceptable and the '129' is recognized as
a numeric value and not simple text. This allows for more efficient storage/use of core memory and
later I hope to incorporate the use of numerics in the thinking patterns.
If idle for more than 30 minutes generates a thought by recalling a noun from memory core
3. Thanks to Arthur T. Murray - Mentifex (ATM) for his work. I add a lot of bells and whistle and expand on what
he has accomplished. To follow his work visit http://mind.sourceforge.net.
4. AI responds to questions.
e.g. Who are you
what do ai do
what do father do
who am i
what do birds eat
Avoid the use of 'does' use 'do'
If you ask a question using a concept not previously learned you will be asked what it is
5. Description of memory allocation in the AI Mind.
There is a set of variables the mind attempts to keep for the next start up.
They are found ~ line 326 and go to ~ line 366 in the code.
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variable cns-core-start 0xffff cns-core-start ! \ Dummy variable used as a marker
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variable cns-core-end 0xffff cns-core-end ! \ Dummy variable used as a marker
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The mind-dump routine writes out the data between these two markers.
The mind core arrays are dynamically allocated and grow as needed to increase the mind's capacity.
The limit of course is the size of the application area of Win32Forth. At the moment I am
set up with 2048000 bytes and capable of handling memory arrays up to 32K in size, but I have set
the upper limit at 10K. If and when I see fit I will remove the artificial limt and
increase the application area to 4096000.... My laptop has 3G of ram.
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Notes on Use:
Create a folder-directory On the 'C' drive and label it C:\AIMind-I
- Copy / UnZip the AI Forth files to this directory
- The program looks here for all of the other files it will need.
Use the form of SVO - Subject Verb Object when talking with the AI
Try to use only one new word per entry.
e.g. man loves family
You can use conjunctions in the subjects and objects.
e.g. men and women are adults
e.g. men are fathers and husbands
You can use adjectives, adverbs and pronouns
e.g boys are young adults
Do Not use a pronoun before a NEW noun. It assumes the concept following a pronoun is a verb
unless it already exist in the dictionary.
The AI can recognize plural forms of nouns.
It is best to first use the singular form and then use the plural.
Other work in progress on this is to also associate gender with words.
You can stimulate AI thought by simply entering a single word, Noun or Verb, from the existing vocabulary,
preferably one of the new words you have entered previously.
If the AI makes a statement that is correct or incorrect you should tell it so
e.g. AI: men are women - you can reply with simple no [enter]
or you can reply with a negation sentence e.g. men are not women [enter]
e.g AI: man talk ai - you can reply simply yes [enter]
by doing this the AI thought is either negated or reinforced.
You should always press [enter] when finished with your thought. But should you forget
15 seconds after your last key stroke the AI will [enter] for you.
To see the vocabulary while the AI is running you can enter '..vocab'
The first '.' tells the mind you want to enter an executable statement
'.notes' is a Forth routine to take the input and write it to the log file.
ANY Forth word can be executed in this fashion, first enter '.' followed by the statment.
the following words allow for direct examination of core data while the mind is running,
.aud .psi .en .print-data .vocab
e.g. . cls / . T @ . / . s" testing" type / . 123 inert ! / You get the idea
The Mind goes into hibernation state (Sleep) each night at 11:59 PM and wake up at 5:59 AM
unless it detects a keyboard entry. Then it awakes and remains awake till the following night.
The AI generates a new thought every 2.5 seconds or after it received user input.
If you want to change this e.g. '. 3000 to think-timer' sets it at every 3 seconds
In the absence of user input the time interval gets extended up to 59 minutes
but is restored to 2.5 seconds on receipt of user input.
There is a 165 milisecond delay in the alife cycle to slow the mind down.
This is a self adjusting value to keep the # of cycles / minute to 360 +/- 2
Few Routines added to assist you:
.vocab - displays complete vocabulary (English Dictionary)
.vocab1 - displays selected section of vocabulary e.g. '5 .vocab1' displays nouns
.en - Display the content of the en{ Array all or select a start point e.g. '1024 .en'
.psi - Display the content of the psi{ Array "
.aud - Display the content of the aud{ Array "
.hash - Display the content of the hash{ 'hash Table'
.print-data - Sends to the printer the resutls of the above 4 routines
.reset - clears all of the memory in the 3 arrays above the dictionary space
but keeping the operating variables and core dictionary intact
.cold - clears and reloads the dictionary.
again keeping the operating variables intact
Good for when the dictionary has been updated.
.Human-Input - This routine displays all of the user input to the AI
mind-dump - saves mind core to disk file. Automatically done every 5 minutes.
Here is a listing of the Active Vocabulary:
You can send an E-mail to the AIMind and feed its thought mechanism. AIMind-I@AIMind-I.com
I recommend you construct a sentence using the vocabular below. You can use (1) ONE new word per sentence.
'Subject: AI' <<< This is a MUST
Start your sentence with the greeting 'AI: '. How else will it know you are addressing it?
At the end of the email please include '<eot>' on a line by itself.
Not necessary but helpful in processing especialy if you are using Yahoo.
You can include your own comments just be sure to seperate out the lines meant for the AI
e.g.
AI: A Man ride in plane
AI: The plane fly in air
AI: The School has 129 Children
AI: Many children ride in plane
AI: what do children do
AI: what do man ride
< eot >
Adjectives
A , ALL , AN , ANOTHER , BIG , BLACK , BLUE , CREATING , CYAN , FEW , FLYING , FREE , GRAY , GREEN , HEARING , LESS ,
LISTENING , MAGENTA , MAKING , MANY , MORE , MUCH , NEW , OLD , PLAYING , RED , SEEING , SMALL , SOME , STILL ,
TALKING , THE , THINKING , WHITE , WORKING , YELLOW , YOUNG , FALSE , TRUE
Adverbs
ALSO , BAD , BROAD , GOOD , HOW , LOWER , NARROW , NOT , ONLY , THEN , THEREFORE , UPPER , VERY , WELL , WHAT , WHEN ,
WHERE , WHO , WHY
Conjections
ALTHOUGH , AND , BECAUSE , BUT , DESPITE , HOWEVER , IF , OR , THAT , THOUGH
Interjections
GOODBYE , HELLO , PLEASE , THANKS
Nouns
AFTERNOON , AI , BOOK , BOY , CHILD , DAY , EVENING , FAMILY , FEAR , GIRL , MAN , MEN , MIND , MORNING , NIGHT ,
NOUN , OFFSPRING , PEOPLE , PERSON , ROBOT , STRING , THEY , TRUTH , VERB , WOMAN , WOMEN
Prepositions
ABOARD , ABOUT , ABOVE , ABSENT , ACROSS , AFTER , AGAINST , ALONG , ALONGSIDE , AMID , AMIDST , AMONG , AMONGST ,
AROUND , AS , ASLANT , ASTRIDE , AT , ATOP , BARRING , BEFORE , BEHIND , BELOW , BENEATH , BESIDE , BESIDES , BETWEEN ,
BEYOND , BY , DOWN , DURING , EXCEPT , FAILING , FOLLOWING , FOR , FROM , IN , INSIDE , INTO , LIKE , MID , MINUS , NEAR ,
NEXT , NOTWITHSTANDING , OF , OFF , ON , ONTO , OPPOSITE , OUTSIDE , OVER , PAST , PLUS , REGARDING , ROUND , SAVE , SINCE ,
THAN , THROUGH , THROUGHOUT , TILL , TIMES , TO , TOO , TOWARD , TOWARDS , UNDER , UNDERNEATH , UNLIKE , UNTIL , UP , UPON ,
VIA , WITH , WITHIN , WITHOUT
Pronouns
EACHOTHER , HE , HER , HIS , I , IT , ME , MY , OUR , SHE , THEIR , THEM , THESE , THIS , THOSE , US , WE , YOU , YOUR
Verbs
AM , ARE , CREATE , DO , EXIST , FLY , HAS , HAVE , HEAR , IS , KNOW , LISTEN , MAKE , PLAY , SEE , TALK , THINK , WORK
Names
SHELLEY , GOD , FRANK , TIM , LISA , TIFF , DEANNIE , DEB , MIKE , JOHN , TOBY , JIM , BILL
Affirmations
NO , INCORRECT , YES , CORRECT
Symbols
! , @ , # , $ , % , ^ , & , * , ( , ) , _ , - , + , =
~ , - , : , ; , , ? , / , . , < , > , { , } , [ , ]
| , \
Numbers
0 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9
