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| - Modularity\\ A WBA should consist of more than one module.\\ A WBA is an intelligent architecture consisting of modules that simulate brain organs. | - Modularity\\ A WBA should consist of more than one module.\\ A WBA is an intelligent architecture consisting of modules that simulate brain organs. | ||
| - Multiple Learning Modules\\ At least two of the consisting modules should have learning functions (cf. the Core Hypothesis). | - Multiple Learning Modules\\ At least two of the consisting modules should have learning functions (cf. the Core Hypothesis). | ||
| - | - Correspondence with Brain Organs\\ The structure of WBA should mimic that of the brain. At least two of the modules should be identified as brain organ homologues. | + | - Correspondence with Brain Organs\\ The structure of WBA should mimic that of the brain. At least two of the modules should be identified as [[brain organs|brain organ]] homologues. |
| - Real-time Processing (recommended)\\ As intelligence generally interacts with its environment in real-time to solve tasks, WBA as a generally intelligent machine should desirably work in real-time. | - Real-time Processing (recommended)\\ As intelligence generally interacts with its environment in real-time to solve tasks, WBA as a generally intelligent machine should desirably work in real-time. | ||