Level-2 Memories

Level-2 memories are explicit inference templates, such as "if i see a person then the person sees me." A level-2 memory will be resurrected when any of its conditions are similar to CCs in the newest portion of the context. To create a level-2 memory, use the "-2" flag.

$ ./brainhat -2 +repeat
Starting new memory hash.

>> if i see a person then the person sees me
 if You see a person then the person sees You.
>> bye
#
goodbye!

The memory will be storied in the memories subdirectory.

ls memories
Makefile  mem1d6ba196.mbin  memoryhash.hsh

Invoke a level-2 memory

Local memories are used when the "-A" flag is supplied on the command line. Here, we exercise the level-2 memory just created:

./brainhat -A +repeat

>> i see mario
 You see mario. mario sees You.
>> i see luigi
 You see luigi. luigi sees You.
>> i see the princess
 You see the princess. the princess sees You.
>> bye

goodbye!

Clean up memories

You can clear out the memories directory like so:

$ (cd memories; make clean)
rm *.mbin *~ core memoryhash.hsh
rm: cannot remove '*~': No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'core': No such file or directory
make: [Makefile:6: clean] Error 1 (ignored)