Developing self-organising knowledge systems via software means by using intelligent matrix-polynomials to solve the problem of self-learning

The theoretical research on the relation between intelligent matrix-polynomials and self-organised knowledge systems and its mathematical formulation – see the related project of the theoretical group – could help to transfer it to a special software environment. This would be similar to the well-known Mathematica software package, with the difference that this will be specially designed for knowledge engineering via software means.

This could accelerate the teaching procedure of machine intelligent systems, and its merging with the hardware design could solve the problem of automated learning. This would farther accelerate the development of self-learning systems and could shed light on the laws to create programmed consciousness or cognitive holomatrices, which could offer a sound foundation for the related theoretical projects (see our theoretical research group).