Emerging memory
The stem process has two kinds of
memory. A hard wired memory
of 46 states, and accessory memories
emerging in transient processes. Before generating
accessory memory, CA-1 enters an asymmetric
mitosis , creates a CA-2 stem
cell, which inherits all its properties, and grows an undifferentiated memory process. The sate process may modify the emergent process so that it differentiates. Each memory process has a unique repertoire of functions.
In this example the first process
generates a frog image. It
feeds a sequential printer with the emerging detail of a frog
until the entire image is printed.
The second example above, illustrates a jet assembly line. Each
state provides the necessary parts, supplied by other processes. They a are assembled into a Jet. (Compare with
Chapter 9 ).
The emerging bird is accompanied by its emerging song. Each
state codes a tune.
Each state, of a
poetry process,
generates an abbreviated line of a
post modern poem,
for the enjoyment of traditional AI experts.
Its 46 lines ought to remind them that: "everything your programs
can do, I can do better!!"
Setup
restoreparams[1,1,1]; restoreparams[2,2,1]; If stateno[[1]]==mm, a[[2]]
+=a[[1]]; go[100]
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