A Framework for Representing Knowledge.¶
Minsky, M. (1975). A Framework for Representing Knowledge. The Psychology of Computer Vision.
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Primes¶
- Schema
- Structural tension:
This sourceFrames as explicit knowledge structures in AI; slot-and-filler architecture parallel to cognitive schemas; foundational for semantic networks and knowledge graphs.
- Structural tension:
- Template Instantiation
- Remove any one of the six and what remains is a different operation wearing the same word.
This sourceEstablishes a reusable frame whose lower levels carry terminals - slots that must be filled by specific instances - where each terminal specifies conditions its assignments must meet and a failure to meet them sends the system to a replacement frame.
- Remove any one of the six and what remains is a different operation wearing the same word.
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