Wesley R. Elsberry
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| Quote (GaryGaulin @ July 22 2013,12:46) | | Quote (Wesley R. Elsberry @ July 22 2013,09:41) | | Myself, I see no hint that a controller program is generated by the PSC VB code. Maybe Gary's reading comprehension is bad enough that he thinks that a controller program is just the same thing as a controller program generator. But that would be ridiculous, wouldn't it? My paper reported results from the generation of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of actual programs. |
The modeling method described in this theory is for living intelligent things that have sensilla (chemoreceptors), antennas and eyes (including on at least some cells) that are part of a confidence guided memory system as per molecular systems biology and cognitive science.
If you're just writing script programs that take the place of sensors wired to a RAM (and so forth) then I cannot accept it as a realistic model. Sorry. |
Gary has little enough idea about what is in his own program, and blithers whenever he attempts to talk about my work.
Gary is, once again, blithering.
And Gary is trying to distract attention away from his claim:
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Can Gary program a system that will itself program a controller for a robot agent in 2D that would yield a *provably* optimal strategy in finding high resource concentrations?
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That's what the Intelligence Design Lab already does, as well as can be expected for such an "intelligence".
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That's Gary saying that his PSC VB code already does what my work accomplished. I asked Gary for his file name and line numbers to substantiate that claim. Gary did not provide that.
Gary's claim had nothing to do with Gary's current delusions as to the value of my work. It has everything to do with an explicit claim Gary made concerning what is inside his PSC VB code. Gary can mutter endlessly about how awful work is that he can't even read the metadata about competently, but what Gary has not done and apparently cannot do is show that his claim is anything but hot air.
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