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DavidFreely edited this page Nov 12, 2025
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Considering ConceptNeuronLogicality functions. While it’s possible to perform these functions in neurons, they will be millions of times faster in a few lines of code within a module.
With just a few lines of code a module can access a video camera and put the content into neurons which then can be used for other processing. Conveniently, another module can read images from files and put them into the same neurons for more repeatable downstream processing.
Finally, a simulator module can simulate the functions of all the sensory and output functions. The advantage of a simulator is that the inputs can be simple and repeatable. Real-world visual and audio input is immensely difficult to process and within the simulator, you can make things as simple as you like—then rerun the exact same input to debug other areas of the network.