Data processing: artificial intelligence – Neural network – Learning task
Reexamination Certificate
2011-08-16
2011-08-16
Gaffin, Jeffrey A (Department: 2129)
Data processing: artificial intelligence
Neural network
Learning task
C706S046000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08001067
ABSTRACT:
A method for emulating human behavior and actions in an expert mode to control and execute a defined task. The first step is to define a task based application having a task associated therewith that is operable to receive goals and conditions and which goals define the desired results to be achieved when the task is performed. A brain emulation is represented by a plurality of nodes each representing a concept, and interconnecting relationships between select ones of the concepts, which brain emulation is operable to receive information from the task based application and process such information and capable controlling the task based application with the outcome of such processing to achieve the goal of the task based application. The brain emulation receives information either directly from a external source or from the task based application as to the state of the task based application and processes the received information based on the existing interconnecting relationships to initiate the task associated with the task based application and attempt to achieve the goal associated with the task based application.
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Divar Vijay
Fettig Matthew
Hamilton Gene P.
Visel Thomas A.
Womack Lukas K.
Gaffin Jeffrey A
Howison & Arnott , L.L.P.
Kim David H
Neuric Technologies, LLC
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