[scottmp10]

I am a bit surprised to see this on HN without context. This was originally an email from Jeff to our mailing list and was a pretty good overview so we dumped it into a wiki page. For those new to the problem, the page summarizes it well:

> The basic idea of temporal pooling is patterns that occur adjacent in time probably have a common underlying cause and therefore the brain forms a stable representation for a series of input patterns.

While the idea is simple, the implementation is tricky. We recently made our experimentation public here: https://github.com/numenta/nupic.research

Jeff also had a really informal discussion about the topic at one of our hackathons: http://numenta.org/blog/2014/05/09/2014-spring-hackathon-out...

[MichaelAO]

From what I've observed, quite a few people on HN have read "On Intelligence" and are receptive to these type of posts.

I'm guessing this is the same Scott that gave the presentation at OsCon? I wasn't physically there, but watched it online. It was one of my early exposures to NuPic, CLA, HTM, Jeff Hawkins, etc. Thanks for that.

Have you had a chance to play around with NuStudio (by David Ragazzi)? I don't think I've seen you comment on it via the mailing list.

[DavidRagazzi]

Thanks Michael and Scott for try NuPIC Studio!

This weekend I'll update NuStudio repo with the newest version and its tutorial..

[scottmp10]

Yes same Scott. Unfortunately my first installation attempt for NuStudio was unsuccessful but I will try again soon. David has been very involved and it is great to see projects like that that make it more accessible.