Applied NARS

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Where to use NARS?

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NARS is a universal reasoning system, like a "universal Turing Machine" that can emulate any Turing Machine, and serves as a formal model of an intelligent system

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Why NARS?

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NARS is adaptive to its experience, and therefore is situated and embodied. Its beliefs summarize the system's experience (rather than describe the world as it is),

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What is NARS?

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NARS (Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System) is a project aimed at the building of a general-purpose intelligent system, or a "thinking machine" that follows the same principles as the human mind,

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Pavol Durisek
durisekp at applied-nars.com

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This software is free to use and redistribute for any purposes. It is still in its alpha stage, so it might crash, hang or behave unexpectedly at any time.

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WindowsWindows 64-bitNARS library 0.5.3 (76.2 kB)
NarsDevelop 0.5.1 binary(6.04 MB)
Windows 32-bitNARS library 0.5.3 (67.5 kB)
LinuxLinux 32-bitNARS library 0.5.3 (108 kB)
Linux 64-bitNARS library 0.5.3 (114 kB)
OSXOSXcoming soon...
AndroidAndroidcoming soon...

Changes

  • NARS library 0.5.3

    • Fixed some issues with following equivalence theorems:

      (S1 × S2) → (P1 × P2) ⇔ (S1 → P1) ∧ (S2 → P2)
      (S1 × S2) ↔ (P1 × P2) ⇔ (S1 ↔ P1) ∧ (S2 ↔ P2)
      
    • Added generating sub-questions to first order syllogistic rules limited for the examples above:

      (x → P)
      (S → P)?
      
      // generated sub-question
      (S → x)?
      
  1. Pei Wang’s Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System