eta.memory.Memory

class Memory(event, importance=0.25)[source]

Bases: object

Represents a single memory, which consists of a temporally bounded event with some importance value.

Parameters:

event (Eventuality) – The eventuality of this memory.
importance (float, optional) – A numerical score representing how important this memory is.

event

Type:: Eventuality

start_time

The earliest time at which the event in this memory is known to be true. This is initialized as the current time upon initialization of a new memory.

Type:: TimePoint

end_time

The latest time at which the event in this memory is known to be true. This is initialized as None, interpreted as the event being “true now”.

Type:: TimePoint, optional

last_access

The most recent time that this memory was accessed from memory storage, initialized as the start time.

Type:: TimePoint

importance

Type:: float

Notes

The start time only marks the earliest time point at which an episode is known to be true; likewise for the end time. Thus, their logical interpretation should be as follows:

(<start_time> during <event>.ep)

(<end_time> during <event>.ep)

Where <end_time> is to be read as an indexical variable ^now if no value is supplied.

Methods

`end`	Declare that this memory is no longer true by storing the current time as its end time.
`get_ep`	Get the episode of the event of this memory.
`get_time_wffs`	Get the wffs corresponding to the beginning and end of this memory.
`get_wff`	Get the wff of the event of this memory.
`is_telic`	Check whether this memory represents a telic event (i.e., one that is essentially instantaneous).
`update_last_access`	Update the most recent access of this memory to the current time.

update_last_access()[source]: Update the most recent access of this memory to the current time.

end()[source]: Declare that this memory is no longer true by storing the current time as its end time.

get_ep()[source]: Get the episode of the event of this memory.

get_wff()[source]: Get the wff of the event of this memory.

get_time_wffs()[source]: Get the wffs corresponding to the beginning and end of this memory.

is_telic()[source]: Check whether this memory represents a telic event (i.e., one that is essentially instantaneous).

__hash__()[source]: Return hash(self).

__eq__(other)[source]: Return self==value.

__str__()[source]: Return str(self).