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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 28, 2018
Filed:
Aug. 07, 2016
Manyworlds, Inc., Brenham, TX (US);
Steven Dennis Flinn, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Naomi Felina Moneypenny, Houston, TX (US);
ManyWorlds, Inc., Brenham, TX (US);
Abstract
A self-assembling learning system and apparatus determines self-assembling actions that are expected to reduce uncertainties that are embodied as probabilities and then updates the probabilities in accordance with information that results from the performing of the self-assembling actions. The updated probabilities inform the determination of subsequent self-assembling actions. Neural networks, simulations of multiple potential self-assembling actions, and expected values of information may be applied in determining the self-assembling actions that are to be performed. Sensors may be applied to receive information that inform the updating of probabilities, and the self-assembling apparatus may be a robotic device. Self-assembling actions may comprise modifications to relationships between elements of a computer-implemented system.
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