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Mind.Forth PD AI:  Progress on the mindcore pathways.

entry = on

  SENSORIUM  ( user types in sentence )

    RETRO  ( calls OLDCONCEPT or NEWCONCEPT )

      ATTACH  ( creates uk{ } node )

      INSTANTIATE  ( creates mindcore psi{ } node )

      HOLODYNE  ( activates all nodes of an old concept )

entry = off

  LANG-UK  ( AI generates a sentence )

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The previous page (an outline of Mind.Forth subroutines) really
set me thinking, and so I do not want to alter or modify that
page; I want to keep writing beyond that page.

The disturbing element was the question of how far the HOLODYNE
process should go, before LANG-UK sentence-generation turns off
the "entry" mode.

I began today (wed.16.jun.1999) to regret the absent-minded way
in which I forgot my late-May 1999 intention of putting the
SPREADACT routines before HOLODYNE in Mind.Forth, but then I
realized that LANG-UK can still invoke a late-appearing SPREADACT.

We can have LANG-UK invoke SPREADACT before turning off the entry
mode, and that way two purposes are served.  All the incoming con-
cepts from SENSORIUM get to interact all at once, synergistically
rather than in isolation, and we can use the entry/(reentry) mode-
flag as a means of preventing REENTRY from interfering in the
spontaneous generation of a sentence.

You see, even though a sentence of AI thought will use REENTRY to
percolate through RETRO and invoke HOLODYNE, "entry" will be off
during this process.  We especially do not want to corrupt the
correct assignment of the point of view (POV) pertaining to "I"
and "you" and "me."

With this clear isolation between all the SENSORIUM processes of
"entry" culminating in SPREADACT-TRANSFERACT-FLUSHVECTOR, and the
outward-bound processes of sentence-generation that merely happen
to include REENTRY, we can let activations build up in a natural
way and result naturally in the generation of a sentence of
thought.
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http://www.scn.org/~mentifex/aisource.html (ACM Sigplan version)