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Name: Steven Gibson
Member since: 1999-12-26 16:10:20
Last Login: 2010-08-22 03:33:38
Homepage: http://www.stevengibson.org
Notes: My most active project is ERDialog, a Web Framework in
Erlang. An older project is Small Linux. In 1998 it was
the most active version of Linux for x86 boxes with
less than 5 meg of ram. It has become a project to
support people, schools and areas with older PC
equipment to use Linux.
Geographical Location as
per this
page:
Lat: 33 58 N Long: 118 01 W (represented
in degrees minutes direction)
Lat: 33.967 Long:
-118.017 (represented in decimal degress and fractions of
degrees)
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Recent blog entries by superant
4 Jul 2010 »
Added process list viewing for ERDialog and Erlang statement
entry page.
http://erdialog.sourceforge.net
Need to make some progress on the poster topic of language
production by co-operating modules. Have less than 1 month!
29 Jun 2010 »
Working on Erlang for my Web Framework. ERDialog is a simple
web framework for small home projects.
http://erdialog.sourceforge.net
You need Erlang, a web browser and the Erlang Yaws program to
use it. Can load applets like calculators, graphics views,
MPD clients and text viewers. Have come back to working on it
during this summer break from school.
18 Jun 2010 »
Working on a poster:
Modeling building blocks for language production and
processing
This paper describes the design and implementation of
software that models an aspect of language use. This
software postulates that human linguistic activities can be
treated as modules that can be assembled and joined
together. This model represents activity of modules in the
production of language behaviors. The model asserts these
modules interpret sensory data and respond with language
behaviors. This paper seeks to offer a unified model to
explain language production and processing. The software
demonstrates elements that are added and fulfill language
needs. The model also expresses the coexistence of multiple
modules that will interact and support each other. While
this model does not offer a complete solution to all
language use, it presents indications that language
processing can be modeled computationally. Future work will
be suggested to build on the model.
ASIC
Conference
10 Apr 2009 »
My paper "Process Algebra Modeling of Human Communication"
has been accepted to 2009 World Congress in Computer Science
in July in Las Vegas
My paper has the idea of using process algebra and
mathematical tools to model human communication for research
http://www.worldacademyofscience.org/
WORLDCOMP'09 - The 2009 World Congress in Computer Science,
Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing
If you are interested a draft is at:
http://superant.livejournal.com/
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