In a graph-based memory, entities (like people, places, or concepts) are represented as nodes, and the relationships between them (like “lives in” or “prefers”) are represented as edges.

This issue tracks the design and implementation of the Green Tea garbage collector. As of the last update to this issue, development of Green Tea is still active. We'll produce more detailed design ...

Efficient methods for evaluation of piecewise functions defined over convex polyhedral partitions are proposed. As an important application, the explicit model predictive control problem is considered ...

Tree structures have been widely used to model intelligent behavior, such as reasoning, problem-solving, and language processing. However, whether our brain uses tree-structured representations is ...

Like trees, changing is hard. Look at our politics, our workplace, our homes, and even ourselves. Even when change is positive, we resist it.

The fig tree is a participant in that process as well. It will soon bear fruit. Its figs are of course, a thing, a food. That is their external feature.

It is not recommended to mix memory, however, within the same bank group. An example of this would be installing one 8GB-based module and one 16GB-based module in the first memory bank of a PC.

The remembered image was a large, blurry blob at every stage. This suggests that when the memory of the image was stored, only the highest-level representation of it was kept. When the memory was ...