Rob, associative memory is memory retrieved by content matching instead of
by addressing. So "select * where a>27.3" is associative retrieval instead
of running the array of 1 to a zillion triples to figure out which ones
match the specified retrieval expression. The difference is in the
conceptual model rather than in the implementation, which may actually be
the same one depending on the two designs. (01)
HTH,
-Rich (02)
Sincerely,
Rich Cooper
EnglishLogicKernel.com
Rich AT EnglishLogicKernel DOT com (03)
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Hi John! (05)
Saw your note to Phil, ... which was great, but I had one 'wondering':
> The human brain is the most massive data processor on planet
> earth. But it has associative memory, not path-based searches
> like SPARQL. (06)
How is associative memory not path-based? (07)
Sincerely,
Rob
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