  This paper describes implementation details for a 3-level cognitive model,
described in the paper series. The whole architecture is now modular, with
different levels using different types of information. The ensemble-hierarchy
relationship is maintained and placed in the bottom optimising and middle
aggregating levels, to store memory objects and their relations. The top-level
cognitive layer has been re-designed to model the Cognitive Process Language
(CPL) of an earlier paper, by refactoring it into a network structure with a
light scheduler. The cortex brain region is thought to be hierarchical -
clustering from simple to more complex features. The refactored network might
therefore challenge conventional thinking on that brain region. It is also
argued that the function and structure in particular, of the new top level, is
similar to the psychology theory of chunking. The model is still only a
framework and does not have enough information for real intelligence. But a
framework is now implemented over the whole design and so can give a more
complete picture about the potential for results.
