How temporal memory algorithm working?

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Hi dear
i watch all video and read some of paper to understand HTM theory but i am so confuse and i think i dont understand correctly. whoud you mind explain me this theory in simple word, Especially spatial pooling and temporal memory
sincerely yours
thanks a lot

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There is nothing simpler than HTM School at the moment. I suggest you watch the relevant episodes again. Have you read BAMI?

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thanks, so do I. you know when I whatch video I think to implementation and sometimes I do not understand if I want run the code , what are this matrix and etc
no can you send BAMI to me?

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thanks a lot, you are great

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Hey @shiva, for implementation you may want to have a look at this new python notebook. It’s a lot like the existing API demo with some additional stuff. You can implement the encoding, SP and TM algorithms piece by piece:

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thank you very much, I really like run this demo but I am Beginner and I do not work python before, would you mind explain me what should I do to run this code?
for example which version of python I should install and then how run this code?

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You need to download and install python 2.7.15 https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2715/

Then from a terminal or cmd prompt run:

pip install nupic

From there you can run the examples in the quick start guide: http://nupic.docs.numenta.org/stable/quick-start/index.html

But first, you should probably learn a bit more about programming before diving into something like this.

Perhaps HTM Studio would be a better option for you: https://numenta.com/machine-intelligence-technology/htm-studio/

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Thank you very much! but i didnt work with Jupyter Notebook, I would be grateful if you could help me and explain what should I do to run this code?

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Ms. Shiva
Salam
I’m Nili who has been familiar with HTM for some time, have read its articles and books, and have been able to develop HTM on .NET and in C# and C ++. Email me if you wish (aseman-developer@outlook.com)

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I understand your pain. I don’t know what the question was, but Python is not the answer.
I’d be interested to take a look, but you really need to publish it on GitHub or similar.