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== Hypothesis #4: Objective Map (part 1) ==
== Hypothesis #4: Gativus Hypothesis on the Cognitive Network and Objective Map (OMAP)==
'''Gativus Objective Map (OMAP)''' - is an engineering point of view on how Subjective Reality Network [[SRNT|(SRNT)]] can be built.
Gativus hypothesizes that a cognitive network, referred to as the '''Gativus Cognitive Network (GCOM)''', is fundamentally based on the '''Objective Map (OMAP)'''.


Gativus supports research suggesting that the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex play critical roles in producing 3D mapping, memory, and time perception within an organism. From a technical perspective, these brain regions likely form a specialized network that generates all necessary data for route calculations and performs the calculations themselves. The outcomes of these activities—events—are stored as experiences and utilized for learning, enabling the creation of new routes and refining calculation techniques.
'''OMAP''' is a collection of objects, which form a living space of the organism, and determine the possible routes and restriction for an activity. Even though, the subjective reality had quite long evolutionary process, current concept of the '''OMAP''' is show below:
[[File:112-265 OMAP introduction.mp4|840x560px|center|basic]]All intuitively perceived objects, such as buildings, cars, trees, lighting poles - are placed on the ground by approximating the object with simplified geometry and establishing a relation with the ground. Detailed structure of the objects can be clarified by numerous smaller objects, which worth to be mapped (because  it cost the resources).


Within the GCOM, stored data is represented as a '''set of objects''' and their interrelations, referred to as '''Knowledge Entities (KLENs)''':
Every object of external environment would be represented by Network Digital Instance (NDDI) in digital space (shown as cubes with various  components, connectors and relations - explained in Gativus Notation GNOT1/GNOT2/GNOT3)  
 
* Some KLENs, like living areas and vertical restrictions (e.g., walls), exhibit '''static features'''.
* Other KLENs, such as organisms and targets, possess '''subject/object features''' and demonstrate '''behavioral activity'''.
 
=== Objective Map Visualization ===
In Gativus's vision, the fundamental Objective Map (OMAP) framework would resemble the diagram depicted. The visualization of OMAP is based on the '''Gativus Network Notation (GNOT)'''.


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Latest revision as of 04:39, 16 February 2025

Hypothesis #4: Objective Map (part 1)

Gativus Objective Map (OMAP) - is an engineering point of view on how Subjective Reality Network (SRNT) can be built.

OMAP is a collection of objects, which form a living space of the organism, and determine the possible routes and restriction for an activity. Even though, the subjective reality had quite long evolutionary process, current concept of the OMAP is show below:

All intuitively perceived objects, such as buildings, cars, trees, lighting poles - are placed on the ground by approximating the object with simplified geometry and establishing a relation with the ground. Detailed structure of the objects can be clarified by numerous smaller objects, which worth to be mapped (because it cost the resources).

Every object of external environment would be represented by Network Digital Instance (NDDI) in digital space (shown as cubes with various components, connectors and relations - explained in Gativus Notation GNOT1/GNOT2/GNOT3)

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