The invention of the "autogeneric system" in the form of <<dada 83>> is a closed recursive manufacturing cycle. Present technology is probably sufficient to build fifth generation computing systems, but the actual construction of inductive and deductive logic machines awaits the discovery of real methods. The working model <<dada 83>> operates by the relentless application of directed trial and error. The operation of <<dada 83>> has been directed to produce "better" versions of <<dada 83>>. |
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Claims1. In self-organising planning and manufacturing systems, the linguistic/gnostic kerning (knowledge and understanding compression by symbol factoring and naming) ability to convert thoughts into things and the fundamental ability to use language, which comprises: - (a) the linguistic process of creating an internalized knowledge form of input binary strings via the process of "signature compression of binary strings"; and
- (b) the linguistic process of syntactical and lentactical decoding of internal knowledge modules by the process of "phrase rcognition" allowing partial matches and included "noise" terms; and
- (c) the linguistic process of writing a multidimensional directed graph to self-organize a complex multidimensional network of objects with directed characteristics by the process of "Groak" which consists of the process;
- (1) mark all objects that refer to defined concepts as level one,
- (2) recursively mark all objects that are not marked AND that have only references to lower levels as resolved at the current level, continue until no object changes status before moving to the next level,
- (3) terminate when no object changes status for a level; and
- (d) the linguistic process of linking objects and removing symbolic references to "Bind" a template by the organization directed by "Groak", to produce a new object that has attributes of the parent objects but may be manipulated as a single symbolic reference.
2. In self-organising planning and manufacturing systems, the method of connecting and operating the resources and assets of such a system by the "exclusive virtual overlay process" wich comprises: - (a) instantly reconfiguring the resources and assets of a system by transferring exclusive and privledged control to an executive control created by linking a knowledge template to the instanteous library of functions existing in the system; and
- (b) the "virtual computer kernel" which is the instanteous inventory of functions, resources, and capabilities of the system (without a central control program), and which provides a means of translating knowledge templates and information into other forms of manufactured objects (including data); and
- (c) the operation of "Spore" causes the active and essential knowledge templates and information of a specific self-organising planning and manufacturing system to be manufactured into a non-volatile media thus causing an ordinary collection of components in a manufacturing system to become a self-organising planning and manufacturing system (autogeneric system); and
- (d) the operation of the "Silicon scribe" that converts high level language descriptions into physical components that perform as directed by the source description, thus closing the manufacturing loop and allowing autogeneric systems to plann and manufacture other complex systems, even reproducing or creating copys of themselves that incorporate external knowledge and abilities; and
- (e) the operation of the primary linguistic resource in the virtual computer kernel, the "unified parser", which combines the functions of a token recognizer, and a syntax recognizer, and a numeric translator into a single module that converts an input binary string into a stack of symbols and numbers that may be used by other knowledge based modules; and
- (f) the operation of the virtual computer kernel requires that there be used throughout each part of the system a consistent simple organization of data called "Gosamer" that packages each data object with a control block consisting of the minimum of (1) the symbolic name of the object, and (2) the size of the object, additional control information is imbedded in the object to detect any corruption, and extra control information is required for serial transmission of objects and collections of objects.
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