[FRIAM] Ruth Charney on Modeling with Cubes - The readable one

[peter]

Nice work Ken

Its especially interesting when this field breaks into multi dimension ( 
or hypercube in Ruths words )  start including hologram memory retention 
and the shifting POVS as you can now change your vector all around the 
dimension and all sorts of wonderful patterns come into view. Maybe 
mother nature with her fractal geometry for everything has some real 
relevance but we just have difficulty laying everything out in 2d and 
start from the wrong perspective

Keep it up and feed more to the group

( : ( : pete

Peter Baston

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Kenneth Lloyd wrote:
> Pete,
>  
> First, thanks for the Charney link. For the past several years I have 
> been working with connective Compositional Pattern Producing Networks 
> (CPPNs) in HyperNEAT. 
>  
> http://eplex.cs.ucf.edu/papers/stanley_alife09.pdf
>  
> Specifically, I have been using CPPN's for pattern discovery in 
> evolving complex systems. Jason Gauci wrote this interesting 
> introduction to unsupervised pattern learning in a simple checkers 
> game using these techniques - an definite improvement on Blondie24:
>  
> http://eplex.cs.ucf.edu/papers/gauci_aaai08.pdf
>  
> Ken
>
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>     *To:* The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group; Tom Johnson
>     *Subject:* Re: [FRIAM] Ruth Charney on Modeling with Cubes - The
>     readable one
>
>     Here is the actual presentation that was unreadable on Youtube
>
>     Ruth sent it to me and Steve reposted it at
>
>     http://www.friam.org/Charney_MAA10-08.pdf
>
>     She does remarkable work and thanks Tom for the heads up
>
>     Will do the same with Marty Golibitskys similar presentation " Patterns Patterns Everywhere " when I get it
>
>     ( : ( : pete
>
>     Peter Baston
>
>     *IDEAS*
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>      
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>     Tom Johnson wrote:
>>     From the Internet Scout....
>>      
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>>     *Ruth Charney on Modeling with Cubes [Macromedia Flash Player]*
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>>     http://www.maa.org/news/102308charney.html
>>
>>     The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) continues to build
>>     on their already solid online presence with the addition of this
>>     lecture by noted mathematician and scholar Professor Ruth
>>     Charney. This particular lecture was given at the MAA's Carriage
>>     House Conference Center in the fall of 2008 and it deals with how
>>     cubes can be used to represent a variety of systems. As Charney
>>     notes, "The geometry of these spaces is strange, complicated, and
>>     a lot of fun to study." Visitors to the site can watch several
>>     particularly lucid examples from Charney's talk, read her
>>     biography, and also read a detailed interview with her conducted
>>     by Michael Pearson. [KMG]
>>     <https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=1&view=page&name=gp&ver=sh3fib53pgpk#11d532fd493691f2_team>
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>>     tj
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