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=== Purpose of the Theory ===
[[File:GTOM mod 2.png|left|683x683px|Gativus assumes that subjective reality consists of an object map and functional sub-systems]]
Gativus Theory Of Mind presents a technical theory of consciousness development in high-level organisms, consisting of sequential hypotheses (Hypothesis OMAP, etc.).


=== Definition of Consciousness ===
=== Gativus Theory of Mind and Consciousness (GTOM) ===
Consciousness is a process occurring in the cognitive network of high-level organisms, explicitly enhancing the processes aimed at achieving the genetic goal of "survival," as well as providing more effective adaptation to a changing environment compared to those without a cognitive network.
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'''Gativus''' solves the [[wikipedia:Mind–body_problem|Mind-Body]] problem by considering it from engineering point of view, i.e. that both the Mind and the Body have to be networks.  


'''1. Hypothesis of "Ownership"'''
The '''''"Body"''''' network is based on cellular tissue of neurons and is comprised of numerous sub-networks, such as hippocampus, cerebellum, etc, as well as various fields of cortex. But all of them have technical background and would be implemented not only as biological, but also as electronic device.


Consciousness is not the property of a single organism but simultaneously relates to the Environment, the Goal, and the Organism.
The '''''"Mind"''''' network is based on knowledge entities as a main construction block, as well as corresponding tools for their creation and manipulation. This network traditionally associated with human psyche.


'''2. Hypothesis OMAP'''
Both networks has primary target to ensure survival of the organism as individual and as kind.


The basis of human consciousness is the OMAP-1 map. It was created for entirely different purposes but later evolved into OMAP-5, which is the cognitive network that constitutes consciousness.
As soon as both components of the Mind-Body problem are networks, they can be represented as set of nodes and their relations. Gativus defines node as identified entity with unique name and numerous components gathered into groups by their distinctive properties, such as value storage, activity, etc. Every component may have a connection points for establishing relations, which are specific for each group of components. Gativus node notation is described in Gativus Notation (GNOT).


'''Consequence'''
'''Gativus''' is based on ''<u>Axiom</u>'' that '''both networks have physical interconnection''', what means that there are relations between knowledge entities and neuron level cells.


By accepting these hypotheses, one can "visualize" thought and consciousness as a whole. In particular:
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(a) expansion of the cognitive network ("seeing");
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(b) visualization of the movement route (task setting);
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(c) actual execution of the visualized goal.
 
=== Problem of "Connection of Two Networks" ===
<div>[[File:Gtom_two_networks.png|alt=Two Networks|center|652x652px]]
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From the definition of consciousness, it is unclear how it is connected to the cellular network.
 
By accepting the fact that consciousness simultaneously exists as two networks and that they converge with each other, one leads to the other, we approach consciousness from two sides.
 
'''1) Gativus Low Level Network – GLLN'''
 
Based on the understanding of the cellular and spiking networks.
 
Structure-Value-Activity
 
'''2) Gativus Cognitive Network – GCON'''
<div>[[File:KLEN_sequence.png|alt=KLEN Sequence|center|595x595px]]
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Based on the understanding of RDF / Class Diagram. The hypothesis that the cognitive network consists of a sequence of advanced knowledge entities [[KLEN|“knowledge entity - KLEN”]], reflecting actions, and the objects used in those actions.
[[KLEN]] consists of actions (T - Targets), and the objects of these actions are "concepts" (C – Concepts).
 
==== Convergence of Two Networks, Thanks to Hypothesis OMAP ====
 
===== Definition of OMAP =====
 
The adaptive capabilities of an organism are ensured by creating an object map of the habitat (OMAP). The map includes objects present in the territory and the relationships between these objects. The object map OMAP is a replica of the tangible world and is placed in specialized nervous tissue. The motor activity of the organism is significantly modified based on the OMAP.
 
===== Stages of OMAP Development =====
<div>[[File:OMAP_evolution.png|alt=OMAP Evolution|center]]
</div>At the beginning of the evolution of the OMAP map, all objects on the map had to be defined at the moment of the organism's birth as classes. The presence of sensory systems is not strictly necessary for creating new classes but is only used for distinguishing known classes and creating objects of these classes as part of the OMAP.
{| class="wikitable"
|'''Stage'''
|'''Features'''
|'''Components'''
|-
|OMAP-1
|A distinctive feature of this stage of evolution is the binding of all L – objects to the root/initial one, which is the first territory perceived by the organism.
 
The presence of the OMAP map allows the organism to calculate the movement route and execute it at the maximum possible speed.
|Objects on such a map are L – components, and their relationships are L - relationships.
 
The route is represented as a T – component and can be composite TCOM. In this case, T- relationships of the sequence are established.
|-
|...
|...
|...
|-
|OMAP-5
|Abstract aggregation of concepts, L – components ultimately become the basis for C - components
|
|}
 
===== Consequence of the Hypothesis =====
A highly organized organism forms a technical space (neocortex) for creating a developed network of abstract aggregation OMAP-5 within it.
 
The created OMAP-5, in essence, is a separate organism with its own goals and tasks. However, it enriches its predecessor (the old brain and its organs) with new capabilities.
 
The human "I" represents the result of the work of the OMAP-5 network, which arose from the OMAP-1 map and is technically located within its space.
[[File:Mind scheme.png|center|586x586px|''Scheme of Consciousness'']]

Latest revision as of 03:01, 16 February 2025

Gativus assumes that subjective reality consists of an object map and functional sub-systems

Gativus Theory of Mind and Consciousness (GTOM)

Gativus solves the Mind-Body problem by considering it from engineering point of view, i.e. that both the Mind and the Body have to be networks.

The "Body" network is based on cellular tissue of neurons and is comprised of numerous sub-networks, such as hippocampus, cerebellum, etc, as well as various fields of cortex. But all of them have technical background and would be implemented not only as biological, but also as electronic device.

The "Mind" network is based on knowledge entities as a main construction block, as well as corresponding tools for their creation and manipulation. This network traditionally associated with human psyche.

Both networks has primary target to ensure survival of the organism as individual and as kind.

As soon as both components of the Mind-Body problem are networks, they can be represented as set of nodes and their relations. Gativus defines node as identified entity with unique name and numerous components gathered into groups by their distinctive properties, such as value storage, activity, etc. Every component may have a connection points for establishing relations, which are specific for each group of components. Gativus node notation is described in Gativus Notation (GNOT).

Gativus is based on Axiom that both networks have physical interconnection, what means that there are relations between knowledge entities and neuron level cells.

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Structure of Gativus Theory of Mind and Consciousness (GTOM)

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