Der selbstlernende und programmier-freie
Assoziationscomputer
A comprehensive analysis
written in GERMAN LANGUAGE
The self-learning and No-programming Associating
Computer
A simulation model of the human
brain
Authors: Klaus Holtz, Erwin Langheld
Published /in: Elektronik 14 and15, German magazine for applied electronic and data processing technologies, December 21, 1978.
Level: Expert Magazine Reader
Abstract translated from German language: With the emerging of the
microprocessors, the problems and insufficiencies of the software are becoming
more and more apparent and new ways for programming are being explored. Can the
human brain provide a model? If one regards thinking as a chain of
“associations” or connections, then one may wonder if a computer could be built
to work like that. Our author Klaus Holtz in the USA agrees according to ideas
and discoveries, which allowed him to conceive a very simple system design,
which does not require programming. This involves the growth of self-assembling
and self-connecting data networks. Our experienced author and engineer Erwin
Langheld, associated with Elektronik Magazine, has now edited and expanded the
ideas to make them assessable to our readers to find a larger audience for
non-professionals. This will provide our readers with ideas and fascinating
perspectives to get a preview of a possible, not necessary utopian,
revolutionary development of future computer technology.
All text is written in German language. The pages may be downloaded separately because of the large file sizes for each page. The file format is Adobe pdf color.
Publication Top Page – Elektronik Magazine
Page 39 -- Top page, Introduction
Page 42 – Omni Dimensional Networks
Page 45 – Serial network algorithms
Page 53 – Retrieval algorithms
Page 56 – Parallel progression
Page 59 – Applications – Data Compression