Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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Cube-Connected Cycles

 I'm fairly sure this "cube-connected cycles" concept could be useful in Schrodinger's Heroes, but I'm not sure how.
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  • 3 comments
siliconshaman

siliconshaman

December 14 2012, 19:47:46 UTC 8 years ago

Think in terms of mapping the Tef, and the connections between worlds through it. On paper.

Could be important if they need to retrieve someone lost.
siege

siege

December 14 2012, 19:54:38 UTC 8 years ago Edited:  December 14 2012, 19:56:01 UTC

Cube-connected cycles represent the shortest loop an "informaton" can travel through a null-distance region. Basically, a pulse of energy passing across Planck-length distances in order to trigger signals would be moving along a given set of cycles to get to its destination; the hypercube is just the prism between the origin and any receivers.

Also, it's a good way to describe the faces of certain cubic-oriented crystals.
siege

siege

December 14 2012, 20:08:40 UTC 8 years ago

Another possibility is that cube-connected cycles of n values between about 5 and 31 make a good framework upon which to build memristor-based artificial intelligences, after casting those structures into the relevant number of dimensions (3-4 in the case of physical structures); just add room for random connections during growth and training, and occasionally an outer layer of relatively uniform but fuzzily-random length nodes. Institute moderate neural pruning at regular intervals, and train with sufficient data or experience, et voila!