| From https://ftp.zx.net.nz/pub/mirror/simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/ai/neocog10.zip | |
| REFERENCES.TXT | |
| """References to Fukushima's Neocognitron Neural Network Model: | |
| [1] Fukushima, K. Cognitron: A Self-Organizing Multi-Layered Neural Network. | |
| Biological Cybernetics, 20, 121-136. (1975) |
jan "Oliver Dragojević" li jan[^1]. ona li kama lon sike 1947[^2] lon ma tomo Split[^3].
http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q738151 http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/P31 http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q5 . "1947-12-07T00:00:00Z"^^ .
ma Lundy li ma kiwen[^1]. ona li lon ma "United Kingdom"[^2]. telo "Bristol Channel" li sike e ona[^3]. kulupu "National Trust" li lawa e ma ni[^4]. jan 28 taso li lon[^5]. ma ni li ma lawa lili kin[^6].
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:EntityData/Q324812 http://wikiba.se/ontology#statements "51"^^http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer . .
jan Charles Francis Brush[^1] li jan[^2]. ona li jan mije[^3] tan ma Mewika[^4]. ona li kama lon sike 1849[^5] lon ma tomo Euclid[^6] lon tenpo mun 3 lon tenpo suno 17. ona li moli lon sike 1929[^7] lon ma tomo Cleveland[^8] lon tenpo mun 6 lon tenpo suno 15. sijelo ona li lon ma lape pi nimi "Lake View Cemetery"[^9].
jan Charles Francis Brush[^1] li jan[^2]. ona li jan mije[^3] tan ma Mewika[^4]. ona li kama lon tenpo suno 17 pi tenpo mun 3 pi tenpo sike 1849[^5] lon ma tomo Euclid[^6]. ona li pini lon tenpo suno 15 pi tenpo mun 6 pi tenpo sike 1929[^7] lon ma tomo Cleveland[^8]. ona li lon tenpo sike 80[^a]. jan ante li lape e sijelo ona lon Lake View Cemetery[^9].
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| Photo metadata: the co-depiction experiment | |
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| Dan Brickley <danbri@rdfweb.org> | |
| Overview | |
| This document is intended to provide an illustrated walkthrough of the RDFWeb distributed photo-metadata experiment. Right now it is pretty bare, but hopefully will give you an idea of what we're attempting. | |
| Nearby: co-depiction online demo | co-depiction paths demo |
| Defining the Narrative Core | |
| I'm currently focused on the core concept: a struggling, melodramatic actor navigating an interactive fiction game on an iPad. The blend of Shakespearean drama and a modern Instagram UI feels promising. I'm exploring the comedic potential of the actor's reactions to the game's choices, particularly during Hamlet's soliloquy. | |
| Mapping the Scene Elements | |
| I've broken down the prompt: a needy actor, INK-like game, Instagram UI, Hamlet's soliloquy. Thinking about the duration and orientation, I'm aiming for portrait, around 30 seconds. I'm leaning toward "Fans of Shakespeare, interactive fiction, and humor" as the target audience. I'm envisioning the actor dramatically reacting to the game's choices during the soliloquy, which is the core of the comedic bit. | |
| Formulating the Structure |