Method and Apparatus for Creating Problem-Solving Complexes from Individual Elements
- 1 Volitronics-Institute for Basic Research, Psychopathol-ogy and Brain Philosophy, University of Salzburg, Salz-burg, Austria
Abstract
Based on the biological key-lock-principle common in various biological systems such as the human brain, this paper relates to a method and device for creating problem-solving complexes from individual elements that can be coupled with one another and that have different properties to solve problems. The problem solution can be carried out either serially with a large computer, or with several independent, hierarchically joined computers. In this system, an independent control unit that assumes a multitude of tasks and also acts as an interface with access to all participating computers, is assigned to each problem or object class according to the amount of potential problem-oriented solutions. Such a unit prepares the partial solutions found in its computer for the totality of the solutions computed in the associated computers, finally leading to a total problem solution.
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