Hierarchical computing modules for performing recognition...

Data processing: artificial intelligence – Knowledge processing system – Knowledge representation and reasoning technique

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07613675

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ABSTRACT:
A hierarchy of computing modules is configured to learn a cause of input data sensed over space and time, and is further configured to determine a cause of novel sensed input data dependent on the learned cause. The hierarchy is further configured to associate a first pattern in the input data and a second pattern in the input data to a same possible cause of the input data.

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