Behavior Pattern Recognition - Sequential Matrices
The human mind deals comfortably with sequences of
millions of such matrices. People are reported to be able to remember
and recognize any one of 10,000 images displayed to him at one second
intervals. Each image is a matrix of millions of pixels. The mind has
the ability to remember and recognize images in huge sequences of
massive matrices. Combinatorial codes enable matrices to record,
interact and recall the patterns of other matrices. This ability to
identify the unique qualities of matrices over time enables behavior
pattern recognition by the mind. That process can identify events the
way a movie subtitle identifies a sequence of film images. If a
recording iterates the subtitle across the length of an activity, then
any individual frame of the movie will identify the action through the
subtitle. In such matrices, an iterating pattern can recognize a
sequential activity.
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