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author | Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu> |
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date | Fri, 02 May 2014 14:08:09 -0400 |
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1.1 --- a/thesis/cortex.org Fri May 02 13:52:52 2014 -0400 1.2 +++ b/thesis/cortex.org Fri May 02 14:08:09 2014 -0400 1.3 @@ -2419,14 +2419,15 @@ 1.4 With the hand fully rigged with senses, I can run it though a test 1.5 that will test everything. 1.6 1.7 - #+caption: A full test of the hand with all senses. Note especially 1.8 - #+caption: the interactions the hand has with itself: it feels 1.9 - #+caption: its own palm and fingers, and when it curls its fingers, 1.10 - #+caption: it sees them with its eye (which is located in the center 1.11 - #+caption: of the palm. The red block appears with a pure tone sound. 1.12 - #+caption: The hand then uses its muscles to launch the cube! 1.13 + #+caption: Selected frames from a full test of the hand with all 1.14 + #+caption: senses. Note especially the interactions the hand has 1.15 + #+caption: with itself: it feels its own palm and fingers, and when 1.16 + #+caption: it curls its fingers, it sees them with its eye (which 1.17 + #+caption: is located in the center of the palm. The red block 1.18 + #+caption: appears with a pure tone sound. The hand then uses its 1.19 + #+caption: muscles to launch the cube! 1.20 #+name: integration 1.21 - #+ATTR_LaTeX: :width 16cm 1.22 + #+ATTR_LaTeX: :width 15cm 1.23 [[./images/integration.png]] 1.24 1.25 ** =CORTEX= enables many possibilities for further research 1.26 @@ -3131,8 +3132,8 @@ 1.27 \Phi-space, =longest-thread= synthesizes a complete record the last 1.28 300 sensory experiences of the worm. These synthesized experiences 1.29 are fed directly into the action predicates =grand-circle?=, 1.30 - =curled?=, =wiggling?=, and =resting?= from before and their output 1.31 - is printed to the screen at each frame. 1.32 + =curled?=, =wiggling?=, and =resting?= and their outputs are 1.33 + printed to the screen at each frame. 1.34 1.35 The result of running =empathy-experiment= is that the system is 1.36 generally able to interpret worm actions using the action-predicates 1.37 @@ -3434,10 +3435,13 @@ 1.38 #+end_src 1.39 #+end_listing 1.40 1.41 - #+caption: The =draped?= predicate detects the presence of the 1.42 - #+caption: cube whenever the worm interacts with it. The details of the 1.43 - #+caption: cube are irrelevant; only the way it influences the worm's 1.44 - #+caption: body matters. 1.45 + #+caption: The =draped?= predicate detects the presence of the cube 1.46 + #+caption: whenever the worm interacts with it. The details of the 1.47 + #+caption: cube are irrelevant; only the way it influences the 1.48 + #+caption: worm's body matters. The ``unknown'' label on the fifth 1.49 + #+caption: frame is due to the fact that the worm is not 1.50 + #+caption: stationairy. =draped?= will only declare that the worm 1.51 + #+caption: is draped if it has been still for a while. 1.52 #+name: draped-video 1.53 #+ATTR_LaTeX: :width 13cm 1.54 [[./images/draped.png]] 1.55 @@ -3456,9 +3460,10 @@ 1.56 support! 1.57 1.58 #+caption: Can you see the thing that this person is leaning on? 1.59 - #+caption: What properties does it have, other than how it makes the man's 1.60 - #+caption: elbow and shoulder feel? I wonder if people who can actually 1.61 - #+caption: maintain this pose easily still see the support? 1.62 + #+caption: What properties does it have, other than how it makes 1.63 + #+caption: the man's elbow and shoulder feel? I wonder if people 1.64 + #+caption: who can actually maintain this pose easily still see the 1.65 + #+caption: support? 1.66 #+name: mime 1.67 #+ATTR_LaTeX: :width 6cm 1.68 [[./images/pablo-the-mime.png]] 1.69 @@ -3702,7 +3707,7 @@ 1.70 #+caption: model of a fingertip. 1.71 #+name: guide-fingertip 1.72 #+ATTR_LaTeX: :width 9cm :placement [H] 1.73 - [[./images/finger-2.png]] 1.74 + [[./images/finger-1.png]] 1.75 1.76 *** Proprioception 1.77