Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 15:40:55 11/18/00
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Hi : I suppose that what you ask supposes an amount of memory at least so big as a the brain has. Human brain have around 14 billions neurons into which patterns are stored. But what is more, each neuron can asociate many times with other, so in fact the real number of units of memory is far greater, perhaps 100 times. Of course for doing just chess task you does not need so much, but even so the amount is GREAT. Anyway I cannot see how a electronic cell that is just 0 or 1 can at the same time "be" another thing to another cell. Maybe the answer goes for a more simple way than yours: not to store patterns, but to stores isolated features of patterns, so a total pattern is no more than a tablebase. In other words, the program perhaps does not need the pattern as such, as an specific object to store, but its components, that we and the program knows are part of it. Fernando
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