Sketch of an AGI architecture with illustration
Andreas Lorincz, Zoltan R. Bardosi, Dániel Takács · 2010
Here we present a framework for AGI inspired by knowledge about the only working prototype: the brain.We consider the neurobiological findings as directives.The main algorithmic modules are defined and solutions for each subtasks are given together with the available mathematical (hard) constraints.The main themes are compressed sensing, factor learning, independent process analysis and low dimensional embedding for optimal state representation to be used by a particular RL system that can be integrated with a robust controller.However, the blending of the suggested partial solutions is not a straightforward task.Nevertheless we start to combine these modules and illustrate their working on a simulated problem.We will discuss the steps needed to complete the integration.