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A Few Things I Know About Her

Part of the Intelligent Systems Reference Library Book Series (volume 219)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-94379-0

ISBN: 978-3-030-94378-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Apr 2, 2022

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Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 1 –23

[In this first chapter we start addressing the goal of understanding the surrounding Nature by starting from ourselves as a part of the Nature implementing of the goal. The core is represented by the pair genome plus synapses, to which we refer henceforth as the golden kit. In very basic terms,...
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Chapter 2What I Can Understand, What I Can’t

Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 25 –65

[Abandoning any pretence of knowing the Truth, I discuss in this chapter my approach to delineating a world that’s compatible with what I personally experienced. Since there’s infinitely more to the world than what I have experienced of it, I look for a possible infinite family of worlds that I...
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Chapter 3 Data First

Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 67 –112

[As compatibility is a key issue of this book, the starting point is the observed data. In this chapter we provide a general model of them, as well as a consequent general approach to derive distributions of parameters determining compatible descriptions of them. A description may be delivered...
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Chapter 4How to Tackle Difficult to Understand Phenomena. Fuzziness, Cognitivity, Memory

Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 113 –168

[In worlds that are compatible with the assumption that we have overall visibility of it and the m data we observe appear without any constriction, so that they have the same relevance 1/m, probabilistic models are the landlords. Rather, if we have a limited scope we must ask other people to add...
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Chapter 5Out-of-the-Box Solutions Versus Answers for Free

Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 169 –194

[As it has emerged from the previous chapters, the golden kit allows for compatible worlds running both in monolithic and in distributed mode. Both are based on the platinum triangle computation-communication-memory architecture and on cognitive algorithms. The main distinction concerns the...
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Chapter 6Conclusions

Apolloni, Bruno

Pages: 195 –198

[“And so what?” the tenacious reader who comes to this page in the book may ask. “Did I reach my goal” is the companion question on my part.]

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