Program Representation for General Intelligence
Venue
The Second Conference on Artificial General Intelligence (2009)
Publication Year
2009
Authors
Moshe Looks, Ben Goertzel
BibTeX
Abstract
Traditional machine learning systems work with relatively flat, uniform data
representations, such as feature vectors, time-series, and context-free grammars.
However, reality often presents us with data which are best understood in terms of
relations, types, hierarchies, and complex functional forms. One possible
representational scheme for coping with this sort of complexity is computer
programs. This immediately raises the question of how programs are to be best
represented. We propose an answer in the context of ongoing work towards artificial
general intelligence.
