I see you/other AGI pioneers still won't explain AI either, same boat :p .... it's so frustrating...
hmm i found it....
https://microship.com/log-polar-grid-rotation-scaling-vision/this is so funny omg...
https://microship.com/cromemco-z-2d-review-kilobaud/i got it, let me explain it now:
see the smiley face circle? Look at it as rings. The outer rings are lines but beside the other lines....so a big smile circle is a ring/line far to the right, hence the horizontal change of location it mentions for scale. If you rotate the mouth line, it is still on the same ring/ line, but not moved up/down ;p
hmmmm, so...surprised it actually works. Well, not bad. Hmm, so if we're building AGI, you store the image input as, um, a row of rings laid out side by side hmm, but is actually only the lines of the image (see sobel filters)...then store a hierarchy made of parts faces, arms, curves, lines, pixels... But it also requires we align the smiley face in the middle, thinking...
Oh boy, so not only do you need to align the laid out rings as said above, but also keep the input smiley face in the center where you saw it, it's not location invariant...if you move the circle over so it is not a ring on a ring, the circle will be, when laid out the rings, a circle still.
How do you solve both problems?
And is it stretch invariant? Hmm, no by the looks of a small test in paint i looked at.
And flip invariant? b=d. If we show it a cat, one ring would have the tail and eyes, middle ring the body parts, middlest the body center....nope, fails this too.
Also, seeing a bigger smiley face can't give the same input, it "has" to be a bit different, human notice it is bigger and not exactly the same also. Hence, making every ring the same size is bad cuz then each sized circle looks identical indeed, you make it not the same size a bit i guess...
It might look like it solves rotation and scale but really it is just making the image into rings, then unfolding them into a row of lines, and the pixel locations are only what it seen.........it is not flip invariant....maybe i'll draw a pic: (yes, i drew the cat using 1 line, free hand by my finger on my slate lol)
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