"Ondra Zizka" <ondra@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
news:48218b33$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hello,
>
> I am a student of IT science caught by the AI and willing for more
> knowledge. I hope I'll find some soulmates here.
>
> I have learned about most types of neural networks, fuzzy systems,
prolog
> & lisp, functional programming, genetic algorithms, evolutionary
> programming, etc.
>
> But all of it seems to be just "inspired" by the nature, and is based on
> mathematical models. Most of them has very narrow spectrum of problems
it
> can solve, compared to what AI is going to achieve as it's final goal
> (?) - universal pondering, cogitating system.
>
> I'm not going to ask dumb questions like "how big the NN should be to
> learn it think" and such. My question is:
>
> Is there some AI theory ( or idea / area of research aiming to create a
> theory) which would cover most currently known concepts and use them
> together?
> What about some fuzzy graph-like database of n-tuples holding all
> knowledge of an intelligent system, perhaps using neural networks to
> create the fuzzy relations and to perform tranformations of both
> short-term knowledge (aka. cogitation) and long-term knowledge
(learning,
> memorizing, creating memories) ?
>
> Is there some such research?
>
> I accept any references; I have a partial access to Springer, IEEE, and
> such.
> It may be a frequent question, but in the flood of information trash all
> over the internet, I was not able to find something valuable.
>
> Thanks,
> Ondra Zizka
There is not any enough appropriate universal model for simulation of
mind.
But most close concept to your task is Hybrid Intelligent Systems or
Hybrid
Meural Networks, in particular Fuzzy Neural Networks. Also there is
concept
"Artificial General Intelligence". Search in Google. See any information
on
my sites below.
Andrey Gavrilov
http://uclab.khu.ac.kr/avg
http://ermak.cs.nstu.ru
http://www.insycom.ru
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