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Hello guys , I'm Chee from Malaysia. I'm from electronic engineering background and i've been working on image processing & computer vision related stuff for around 8 years. I'm very interested to see the initial prototype version of CogAlg and hopefully we are able to reach that stage soon. |
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Hello everybody. I am Alex from Ukraine. I am a Ph.D., currently freelancing and teaching some students at university the basics of electronics, image and signal processing in Python. I am interested in helping develop a new approach in the field of machine learning. |
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Hello All, I am Ethan. Just got introduced to the project via Chris. I am a former accountant and aspiring AI researcher currently finishing up my Master's(in Cognitive Systems) at the Universitat Ulm in Germany. After running some basic neural networks and teaching a class in Convolutional neural networks I got interested in some alternative ideas and came across Numenta and also the spinoff by Jeff Hawkins protege Vicarious. I also got mixed up working on some projects for some PhD's in various departments. I do find it interesting that CogAlg is not looking at a biological basis or a statistical basis for intelligence but instead kind of seems to be looking to refine what intelligence really IS at it's core. I actually have a few ideas about that, not sure if they're relevant but maybe there's some connection I'm not seeing. The way I see it, all these different machine learning algorithms and the human brain really only seeks to do one thing, which is minimize entropy. Of course, the easiest way to minimize entropy is just to make something completely uniform, but I believe the universe has this natural tendency towards complexity, so you can't really get away with that. The predictions and the patterns are really just a byproduct of that process and there are certainly many different functions that will be able to minimize entropy, not just one universal one. As a human, you know, you'd like everything to stay the same but you feel pain, you get hungry, tired, stuff changes essentially so the best your brain can do to minimize that entropy is predict and then take actions to avoid anything unexpected happening. Anyway, that does actually bring me to a useful question perhaps. How exactly does this CogAlg structure itself such that the entropy of the system is minimized? I've read a lot about it but I don't think I saw that mentioned. Hope I'm asking this question right. I'd consider myself a better coder than a mathematician really. |
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Hello All, My name is Tufail Ahmad Siddiq. I have completed my bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Computing from Namal Institute Mianwali, Pakistan in 2020. I have been working as a full-time freelancer and offer my services in Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Data Science. I have been shared this repository with Chris to study. I have studied the repository and made a sketch in my mind. According to the information given in the READ section, I have figured out that you are trying to create an algorithm contains properties of several existing deep learning algorithm for application of Computer Vision. You have mentioned a cognitive system. So, I have a few questions. I am not sure these are related to the objective of this project. In the cognitive system, the system utilizes information (data) to help users make smart decisions. This is done through some data analysis and a pool of good options is kept in front of a user. But in an AI system, the system makes the decision itself on the basis of its learning using minimizing the entropy as Ethan said. So, my question is regarding the architectural objective of this project. What is being tried to achieve in the project? |
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If you feel like it :)
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