Summon the AI4U Textbook Mind into your presence with MSIE.

gusRecog gustatory recognition module
by Mentifex

1. OVERVIEW AND BRAIN-MIND DIAGRAM

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|                             The Environment                   |
|                ____________                _____________      |
|  _____________| The Senses |______________| The Muscles |___  |
| |                \ \ \ \ \      The Body     | | | | |      | |
| |         ________\ \ \ \ \__________________|_|_|_|_|____  | |
| |        |         \ \ \ \ \       |      Cerebellum     || | |
| |        |          \ \ \ \ \      | (Motor Habituation) || | |
| |        |           \ \ \ \ \      \___________________/ | | |
| |        |            \ \ \ \ \            / / / / /      | | |
| Feature Extraction:   | | | | | The Brain / / / / /       | | |
| |        |------------+-+-+-+-+----------+-+-+-+-+--------| | |
| | Oldest |Memories:  S| |M| |C| |||||||| |M| |M| |C       | | |
| |        |           e| |e| |h| |Concept |o| |e| |h       | | |
| |        |           n| |m| |a| |||||||| |t| |m| |a       | | |
| |        |           s| |o| |n| |Fibers| |o| |o| |n       | | |
| |        |           o| |r| |n| |||||||| |r| |r| |n       | | |
| |        |           r| |y| |e| |as the| | | |y| |e       | | |
| | Newest |Memories:  y| | | |l| |||||||| | | | | |l       | | |
| |        |            | | | |s| | Core | | | | | |        | | |
| |        |            | | | | | |||||||| | | | | |        | | |
| |        |            | | | | | |of the| | | | | |        | | |
| |        |            | | | | | |||||||| | | | | |        | | |
| |        |            | | | | | | Mind | | | | | |        | | |
| |(Future |Memories:)  | | | | | |||||||| | | | | |        | | |
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http://mind.sourceforge.net/diagrams.html shows a Theory of Mind.

The gustatory sense of taste is one among many sensory inputs
entering the mind along logically, if not physically, parallel
pathways of sensory input. Across a logically parallel mindgrid,
logically (if not physically) orthogonal tags associate engrams in
one sensory modality (such as taste) with engrams in other sensory
modalities and with concepts built up from aggregates of perception.


2. DE GUSTIBUS NON EST DISPUTANDUM.

There is no arguing about taste, about umami.

ROBOTS WITH A GUSTATORY SENSE OF TASTE

http://mind.sourceforge.net/mindloop.html is an overview of Mind.
3. JavaScript artificial intelligence source code

  gusRecog -- not yet coded
4. Mind.Forth free AI source code
  gusRecog -- not yet coded
http://mind.sourceforge.net/variable.html explains the variables.

5. ANALYSIS

Among the full-word Robot AI Mind namespaces suggested at
http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/M/ME/MENTIFEX/mind.txt
and duly incorporated within the aLife artificial life module, the
Sensorium module expands to the following sub-modules as
enumerated on page 122 of the AI4U robot AI textbook:
audRecog -- auditory Recognition for a sense of hearing;
gusRecog -- gustatory Recognition for a sense of taste;
olfRecog -- olfactory Recognition for a sense of smell;
tacRecog -- tactile Recognition for a sense of touch;
visRecog -- vision Recognition for any sense of vision.


6. Gustatory Sense Resources

Ask your local science museum if they have an AI Mind exhibit.
If they do not, volunteer to install MindForth as an AI exhibit.
See which museum has the oldest living artificial intelligence.
  • Albuquerque NM -- New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
  • Baltimore MD -- Maryland Science Center
  • Berkeley CA -- Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Bloomingtown IN -- Wonderlab Museum of Science, Health, & Technology
  • Boston MA -- Museum of Science
  • Brantford, Ontario, Canada -- Personal Computer Museum
  • Charlotte NC -- Discovery Place
  • Chicago IL -- Museum of Science and Industry
  • Columbus OH -- Center of Science and Industry (COSI)
  • Detroit MI -- Detroit Science Center
  • Jersey City NJ -- Liberty Science Center
  • Kansas City MO -- Science City at Union Station
  • Los Angeles CA -- the California Science Center
  • Louisville KY -- the Louisville Science Center
  • Manchester UK -- Museum of Science and Industry (MoSI)
  • Mobile AL -- the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
  • Mountain View CA -- Computer History Museum
  • New York City NY -- the New York Hall of Science
  • Norwich VT -- Montshire Museum of Science
  • Philadelphia PA -- the Franklin Institute Science Museum
  • Pittsburgh PA -- Carnegie Science Center
  • San Francisco CA -- The Exploratorium
  • Santa Ana CA -- Discovery Science Center
  • Seattle WA -- The Pacific Science Center
  • Shreveport LA -- the Sci-Port Discovery Center
  • St. Louis MO -- the St. Louis Science Center
  • Troy NY -- the Children's Museum of Science and Technology
  • Tyler TX -- Discovery Science Place
  • Winston-Salem NC -- Sci-Works


    The gusRecog module is mentioned on page 122
    in your POD (print-on-demand) AI4U textbook,
    as worthily reviewed and intellectually evaluated
    by Mr. Christopher Doyon of the on-line Turing Store; and
    by Prof. Robert W. Jones of Emporia State University.
    A search on eBay may reveal offerings of AI4U and
    a catalog search for hardbound and paperback copies
    may reveal libraries beyond the following where students
    of artificial intelligence may borrow the AI4U textbook:
  • Hong Kong University Call Number: 006.3 M981
  • North Carolina State University (NCSU) Call Number: Q335 .M87 2002
  • Texas A&M University
    Consider http://www.bookcrossing.com as a way to
    circulate and track your wandering copy of AI4U.
    At your own library you may submit a request for
    the acquisition of AI4U with ISBN 0595654371.

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