AI in chemometrics
... way of acting can be considered as „human” (caused by „human” intelligence) ...
... way of acting can be considered as „human” (caused by „human” intelligence) ...
9781111533960_PPT_ch13
... • In Baltimore County, an expert system was developed so that detectives could analyze information about burglary sites and identify possible suspects • Detectives could enter statements about burglaries, such as neighborhood characteristics, the type of property stolen, and the type of entry used; ...
... • In Baltimore County, an expert system was developed so that detectives could analyze information about burglary sites and identify possible suspects • Detectives could enter statements about burglaries, such as neighborhood characteristics, the type of property stolen, and the type of entry used; ...
On John McCarthy`s 80th Birthday, in Honor of his Contributions
... as constructing a plan to get to the airport. Second, he was proposing using the tools of mathematical logic for proving something other than theorems in mathematical domains. His paper, “Programs With Common Sense” (McCarthy 1959) (often referred to as the Advice-Taker paper), articulated the need ...
... as constructing a plan to get to the airport. Second, he was proposing using the tools of mathematical logic for proving something other than theorems in mathematical domains. His paper, “Programs With Common Sense” (McCarthy 1959) (often referred to as the Advice-Taker paper), articulated the need ...
Get PDF - IOS Press
... exploration rovers. Nevertheless, the ability to plan ahead is invaluable in many domains. Therefore, this special issue is dedicated to agents that are planning. In particular the work presented here focuses on systems where a number of such planning agents interact. Such settings where multiple ag ...
... exploration rovers. Nevertheless, the ability to plan ahead is invaluable in many domains. Therefore, this special issue is dedicated to agents that are planning. In particular the work presented here focuses on systems where a number of such planning agents interact. Such settings where multiple ag ...
fromkin-9-computers
... Top-down reasoning is powerful, but it can be dangerous if it is not accompanied by bottom-up reasoning. For example, Otto Jesperson assumed that men were better thinkers than women. He conducted an experiment in which men and women read a story and were given a quiz. ...
... Top-down reasoning is powerful, but it can be dangerous if it is not accompanied by bottom-up reasoning. For example, Otto Jesperson assumed that men were better thinkers than women. He conducted an experiment in which men and women read a story and were given a quiz. ...
Tutorial presentation
... Define a disabling graph with actions as nodes and with an arc from a1 to a2 (a1 disables a2 ) if p1 ∪ p2 and e1 ∪ e2 are consistent and e1 ∪ p2 is inconsistent. The test for valid execution orderings can be limited to strongly connected components (SCC) of the disabling graph. ...
... Define a disabling graph with actions as nodes and with an arc from a1 to a2 (a1 disables a2 ) if p1 ∪ p2 and e1 ∪ e2 are consistent and e1 ∪ p2 is inconsistent. The test for valid execution orderings can be limited to strongly connected components (SCC) of the disabling graph. ...
Strawson`s take on moral responsibility applied to Intelligent Systems
... to assign responsibility to IS) circular. I have defined being an agent as being able to act intelligently, and have defined responsible as having acted intelligently; then we can assume that all agents are appropriate targets for assigning responsibility. If we define IS as systems which are free i ...
... to assign responsibility to IS) circular. I have defined being an agent as being able to act intelligently, and have defined responsible as having acted intelligently; then we can assume that all agents are appropriate targets for assigning responsibility. If we define IS as systems which are free i ...
Artificial Intelligence
... • Rational Agent: For each possible percept sequence, a rational agent should select an action that is expected to maximize its performance measure, given the evidence provided by the percept sequence and whatever built‐in knowledge the agent has. ...
... • Rational Agent: For each possible percept sequence, a rational agent should select an action that is expected to maximize its performance measure, given the evidence provided by the percept sequence and whatever built‐in knowledge the agent has. ...
Expressive AI - School of Engineering
... language use, etc.). These mental components duplicate the capabilities of high-level human reasoning in abstract, simplified environments. In contrast, interactionist AI systems exhibit the savvy of insects in complex environments. Interactionist systems have a broad range of shallow sensory, decis ...
... language use, etc.). These mental components duplicate the capabilities of high-level human reasoning in abstract, simplified environments. In contrast, interactionist AI systems exhibit the savvy of insects in complex environments. Interactionist systems have a broad range of shallow sensory, decis ...
Hardware: Input, Processing, and Output Devices
... Build models of the real world Use models to make predictions Genetic Algorithms: Typically uses an existing model (Fitness Function) Searches for a good (or optimal) solution to the model. ...
... Build models of the real world Use models to make predictions Genetic Algorithms: Typically uses an existing model (Fitness Function) Searches for a good (or optimal) solution to the model. ...
Turing Test: 50 Years Later - Center for Research in Language
... "Can machines communicate in natural language in a manner indistinguishable from that of a human being?". This is manifested in the example conversation he gives in Turing (1950, p. 434), which contains questions about poetry, mathematics, and chess – topics that one would not typically ask about in ...
... "Can machines communicate in natural language in a manner indistinguishable from that of a human being?". This is manifested in the example conversation he gives in Turing (1950, p. 434), which contains questions about poetry, mathematics, and chess – topics that one would not typically ask about in ...
Machine Ethics, the Frame Problem, and Theory of Mind
... Communication with the robot by the operator is conducted via natural language in the soda can domain. As such, the tower-destroying robot needs the ability to update its own beliefs appropriately after hearing an utterance. Human-like natural language competencies are not trivial to build into the ...
... Communication with the robot by the operator is conducted via natural language in the soda can domain. As such, the tower-destroying robot needs the ability to update its own beliefs appropriately after hearing an utterance. Human-like natural language competencies are not trivial to build into the ...
Is there a future for AI without representation?
... particularly that its symbols do not refer or represent, that they are not “grounded”, as one now says (see Harnad 1990; Preston and Bishop 2002; Searle 1980). This lack of ‘mental representation’ is considered fatal for the creation of an intelligent agent – on the standard assumption that percepti ...
... particularly that its symbols do not refer or represent, that they are not “grounded”, as one now says (see Harnad 1990; Preston and Bishop 2002; Searle 1980). This lack of ‘mental representation’ is considered fatal for the creation of an intelligent agent – on the standard assumption that percepti ...
Information Technology and its impacts
... “electronic brains” or “thinking machines” affect our way of living? What is the role played by electrical engineers in the design of these devices? These are some of the questions that we shall try to answer in this article. 8/50Columbia ...
... “electronic brains” or “thinking machines” affect our way of living? What is the role played by electrical engineers in the design of these devices? These are some of the questions that we shall try to answer in this article. 8/50Columbia ...
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... Top-down reasoning is powerful, but it can be dangerous if it is not accompanied by bottom-up reasoning. For example, Otto Jesperson assumed that men were better thinkers than women. ...
... Top-down reasoning is powerful, but it can be dangerous if it is not accompanied by bottom-up reasoning. For example, Otto Jesperson assumed that men were better thinkers than women. ...
MS Word Format - Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute
... that underpins the I-X approach, and provides the framework for the representation used to describe processes and process products within I-X systems and agents. The forerunner of (Tate, 1996), when first designed, was
intended to act as a bridge to improve dialogue between a num ...
... that underpins the I-X approach, and provides the framework for the representation used to describe processes and process products within I-X systems and agents. The forerunner of
cognitive wheels: the frame problem of ai daniel c. dennett
... what the frame problem is - and is not. In fact, there is less than perfect agreement in usage within the AI research community. McCarthy and Hayes, who coined the term, use it to refer to a particular, narrowly conceived problem about representation that arises only for certain strategies for deali ...
... what the frame problem is - and is not. In fact, there is less than perfect agreement in usage within the AI research community. McCarthy and Hayes, who coined the term, use it to refer to a particular, narrowly conceived problem about representation that arises only for certain strategies for deali ...
Knowledge Request-Broker Architecture: A Platform for
... social approach to computational intelligence. The machines supposed to posses intelligence are becoming more decentralized, that is to say, being composed of numerous inter-networked processing units, rather than one. For example, in the field of ambient intelligence, the system is consists of a ne ...
... social approach to computational intelligence. The machines supposed to posses intelligence are becoming more decentralized, that is to say, being composed of numerous inter-networked processing units, rather than one. For example, in the field of ambient intelligence, the system is consists of a ne ...
Curriculum Vitae - University of Pittsburgh School of Law
... UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Courses: Artificial Intelligence and Law Seminar, Artificial Intelligence and Law Practicum, Intellectual Property, Cyberspace and Law, Computers and Law, Information Age Torts Seminar, Commercial Paper. Developed practicum entitled “Artificial Int ...
... UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Courses: Artificial Intelligence and Law Seminar, Artificial Intelligence and Law Practicum, Intellectual Property, Cyberspace and Law, Computers and Law, Information Age Torts Seminar, Commercial Paper. Developed practicum entitled “Artificial Int ...
Leveraging the upcoming disruptions from AI and IoT
... IoT with rapidly-advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, which enable ‘smart machines’ to simulate intelligent behaviour and make wellinformed decisions with little or no human intervention. Over the coming years, ongoing advances in AI will have profound impacts on jobs, skills and HR ...
... IoT with rapidly-advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, which enable ‘smart machines’ to simulate intelligent behaviour and make wellinformed decisions with little or no human intervention. Over the coming years, ongoing advances in AI will have profound impacts on jobs, skills and HR ...
Machine Super Intelligence
... that one is not wealthy enough to influence the market. In the more general active case the agent is able to take actions which may affect the observed future. For example, an agent playing chess not only observes the other player, it is also able to make moves itself in order to increase its chance ...
... that one is not wealthy enough to influence the market. In the more general active case the agent is able to take actions which may affect the observed future. For example, an agent playing chess not only observes the other player, it is also able to make moves itself in order to increase its chance ...
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... the new AI [4] advocated for the reactive approach, in which the knowledge level was completely absent. In this approach actions are not driven by the rationality principle, but triggered by the current situation, and not guided by any specific purpose, but simply as a set of instincts carefully org ...
... the new AI [4] advocated for the reactive approach, in which the knowledge level was completely absent. In this approach actions are not driven by the rationality principle, but triggered by the current situation, and not guided by any specific purpose, but simply as a set of instincts carefully org ...
Complete Issue
... system development. This journal is helpful for the researchers and R&D engineers, scientists all those persons who are involve in Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems in any shape. Highly professional scholars give their efforts, valuable time, expertise and motivation to IJAE as Editorial bo ...
... system development. This journal is helpful for the researchers and R&D engineers, scientists all those persons who are involve in Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems in any shape. Highly professional scholars give their efforts, valuable time, expertise and motivation to IJAE as Editorial bo ...
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... automating human expert reasoning and heuristic knowledge to run production scheduling system. Knowledge-based systems focus on capturing the expertise or the experience of the expert in a specific domain and an inference mechanism is used to derive conclusion regarding the corrective action to unde ...
... automating human expert reasoning and heuristic knowledge to run production scheduling system. Knowledge-based systems focus on capturing the expertise or the experience of the expert in a specific domain and an inference mechanism is used to derive conclusion regarding the corrective action to unde ...
Benchmarks Description
... It is accepted that random k-CNF and industrial SAT instances have a distinct nature. While random formulas can be easily generated on demand, the set of industrial instances, which encode real-world problems, is limited. The problem of generating realistic pseudo-industrial random instances is stat ...
... It is accepted that random k-CNF and industrial SAT instances have a distinct nature. While random formulas can be easily generated on demand, the set of industrial instances, which encode real-world problems, is limited. The problem of generating realistic pseudo-industrial random instances is stat ...