Heuristic dynamic programming is more looking like an E4 compliant ECU. I looked that up and...
... had another epiphany, but this time when I thought 02 type bike to relay to TPS, it hit the hand to the forehead and laughed for days. The shop manual was describing how any little change on the bike, be it valve lash, air cleaner, plugs, sync, you need to cycle the bike to relearn the new settings. So imagine the balanced numbers the sync will effect the IAP with. Same goes with the time opening of the resetting of the valves and that effect to the IAP.
Thus, 'adaptive' ECU; I can walk up to say for the better word of what I'm used is a 'relay bike.' This ECU acts like a car and say the car takes 20min to go to sleep, this relay has the bike's ECU triggering that bedtime within 10min of custodial work. And that is to clean the files and dump the old RAM, here comes startup.
Meanwhile, I'm going to loosen the TPS screw, disconnect the unit from the main harness, then for argument sake, see the factory 60 set for closed throttle plate, but I'm going to move the TPS with my ohm meter to 62. This way, I trick the ECU thinking it's seeing an open throttle and will set the maps rich. This way I have a semi race map in a rich setting all linear up the map scale. So I reconnect and head up to the tree and take a 1/4 mile pass to go faster, right?
So as I'm reading the abstract from the shop manual, it's describing what adaptive will do. But I'm behind the scenes of that page out of the book, the narrator was more showing scales from the page taken and was not associated with the factory print meaning. He was just describing or over dubbing what the factory abstract was saying. So you more or less read between the lines as to what he was saying, because I could see the abstract another way was the epiphany to the 'learning ECU.'
Basically this is an idea way back in the 1950's and the motherboard is not like it was back then, but the basic parts inside were, only shrunk down, obviously we look at the same parts today. So it's the same action toy. And speaking about action, I now use maggy and the other 2 action toys you cannot separate [the 3] meaning. So Ms. Relay I call her, she is built with a DTT limit. This is complex math that just uses formula to spit some fuel within a parameter and no more. Maggy moves at the speed of light, so we know the learn was pinged by AC is maggy moves both ways and has balance is E.
RAM wise, ping is seeing a new balance, but does not compute with the rpm. Checkmate is X to Y are you at 62 for? And as soon as I turned the key on, that ping happened that fast. So as the adapt is the timer in all this DTTiming parameter calc, it has a limit too an can follow a lower kinetic off of 14.7 being X most likely is how FI works, yes? So to see what happens in my reality vs. the narrator's abstract, he was saying it took 3 seconds to reset. But that made me think more like, not the way maggy works it's not. So maggy set the reset at the speed of light, 3 seconds my ass.
I'm up at the light and the tree turns green. I'm racing my 62 set at 60... key on and the laughs being. I drop the hammer and enter a post stating so. I'm laughing so hard at Ms. Relay, I'll save and change/delete your files on shutdown mode later, I'm busy now, sucking the chrome off a fender 14.7 times a stroke comes along. And I'm laughing at those guys setting the tps, pulling 02 wire, flashing maps, no learn time, just blast off with my new map, forget decel learn too.
So the hack is to disable the 02 and they run open loop. But they can't change the ROM of 60. You'd think the 1's and 0's would default to 60 on startup and still has range, one moves the TPS. You change a TPS and here we go with more limit abstract. I'm guessing at this so my theory goes, I can move that TPS just so much and then the idiot light comes on. So there is one limit. I can be big brother and once I see the kinetic reach a limit, I shut you off, you emissions smoking; DTT your right off the road; you smelly Heur.
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