Idea Generation Algorithm Based Systems

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Parallel algorithms and parallel processing have revolutionized the machine’s performance and output efficiency. Parallel Random Access Machines are being used excessively for complex input processing and effective output data generation. PRAM algorithms are a class of algorithms defined for parallel computation in polynomial time complexity. Thought process is one of the key procedure that distinctly identifies humans rather animals from machines. Machines proposed to be effective computers have failed when it has come in light to learn and produce new ideas. The study here proposes the Idea Generation Algorithm with all necessary details. The algorithm uses parallel set of processors with a systolic array for data processing. The recognition of optimal output based on the associated weights and the feedback provided by to self-organizing neural network. The network provided with an unsupervised learning is proposed to provide the machine with its own set of ideas thus resulting in achievement of “thought process” in Machines. The algorithm stands as a template for any thought process development and identification in machines. Any system with capability and use of idea generation algorithm shall be with inherent learning and intelligence.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 403-408)

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3937-3945

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November 2011

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