Artificial Intelligence, Figurative Language and Cognitive Linguistics
... On top of this multiplicity of aims, the word “intelligence” is usually taken very broadly in AI, to cover not only pure rational thought but also almost anything that could come under the heading of “cognition,” “perception,” “learning,” “language use,” “emotion,” “consciousness” and so forth. Thus ...
... On top of this multiplicity of aims, the word “intelligence” is usually taken very broadly in AI, to cover not only pure rational thought but also almost anything that could come under the heading of “cognition,” “perception,” “learning,” “language use,” “emotion,” “consciousness” and so forth. Thus ...
Numeric Planning via Search Space Abstraction - CEUR
... of conditions {n ≥ c0 , n ≥ c1 , . . . , n ≥ cm }. In the corresponding abstract problem we will have a set of propositional fluents respectively representing each of these conditions: nα = {pc0 , pc1 , . . . , pcm }. These propositional fluents correspond to an interval abstraction for the numeric ...
... of conditions {n ≥ c0 , n ≥ c1 , . . . , n ≥ cm }. In the corresponding abstract problem we will have a set of propositional fluents respectively representing each of these conditions: nα = {pc0 , pc1 , . . . , pcm }. These propositional fluents correspond to an interval abstraction for the numeric ...
Artificial Societies of Intelligent Agents
... that are in the organism by “default”, such as breathing, heart beating, metabolizing, etc. They can be seen as implicit, internal behaviours, that are not noticed by an observer because they are always there. They do not require to be modelled, because they are “obvious1”. Reflex behaviours would b ...
... that are in the organism by “default”, such as breathing, heart beating, metabolizing, etc. They can be seen as implicit, internal behaviours, that are not noticed by an observer because they are always there. They do not require to be modelled, because they are “obvious1”. Reflex behaviours would b ...
Basic Marketing, 16e
... Learn and adjust to new circumstances on their own Take part in massive parallel processing Function without complete information Cope with huge volumes of information Analyze nonlinear relationships © McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., McGraw-Hill/Irwin ...
... Learn and adjust to new circumstances on their own Take part in massive parallel processing Function without complete information Cope with huge volumes of information Analyze nonlinear relationships © McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., McGraw-Hill/Irwin ...
Bayesian Reasoning - Bayesian Intelligence
... long time there has also been widespread recognition that practical AI systems shall have to cope with uncertainty — that is, they shall have to deal with incomplete evidence leading to beliefs that fall short of knowledge, with fallible conclusions and the need to recover from error, called non-mon ...
... long time there has also been widespread recognition that practical AI systems shall have to cope with uncertainty — that is, they shall have to deal with incomplete evidence leading to beliefs that fall short of knowledge, with fallible conclusions and the need to recover from error, called non-mon ...
planet-sumschool02
... – Recognize that all agents have computational limits as a result of being implemented on physical architecture – Treat an agent as (boundedly) optimal if it performs at least as well as other agents with identical architectures ...
... – Recognize that all agents have computational limits as a result of being implemented on physical architecture – Treat an agent as (boundedly) optimal if it performs at least as well as other agents with identical architectures ...
World-championship
... of making moves in competitive games. This is now also done in bridge [8] and poker [5]. Surprisingly enough, only since 2000 have backgammon programs been able to make moves at over-the-board speeds using simulated games. Of course, the ability to use simulated games depends on domain-specific spee ...
... of making moves in competitive games. This is now also done in bridge [8] and poker [5]. Surprisingly enough, only since 2000 have backgammon programs been able to make moves at over-the-board speeds using simulated games. Of course, the ability to use simulated games depends on domain-specific spee ...
A Partial Taxonomy of Substitutability and Interchangeability
... Basic Interchangeability Concepts ...
... Basic Interchangeability Concepts ...
Vita 9/27/91 - University of Southern California
... Listed among “The Most Prolific (DBLP) Authors in Computer Science” with 98 publications. A selected set of computer science journals is indexed in order to create this database. http://dblp.uni-trier.de/statistics/prolific1.html (November 30, 2014) ...
... Listed among “The Most Prolific (DBLP) Authors in Computer Science” with 98 publications. A selected set of computer science journals is indexed in order to create this database. http://dblp.uni-trier.de/statistics/prolific1.html (November 30, 2014) ...
Cyberbotics` Robot Curriculum
... machine qualifies for artificial intelligence relatively to an observer. The test consists in a simple setup where the observer is facing a machine. The machine could be a computer or a robot, it does not matter. The machine however, should have the possibility to be remote controlled by a human bei ...
... machine qualifies for artificial intelligence relatively to an observer. The test consists in a simple setup where the observer is facing a machine. The machine could be a computer or a robot, it does not matter. The machine however, should have the possibility to be remote controlled by a human bei ...
Associative Algorithms for Computational Creativity
... about how he designs new recipes. He noted, “I always start with one ingredient, I have to identify that main item first and, you know, what are we going to build. You want to start with the really good looking zucchini that was at the market that day, you want to start with these cool little mushro ...
... about how he designs new recipes. He noted, “I always start with one ingredient, I have to identify that main item first and, you know, what are we going to build. You want to start with the really good looking zucchini that was at the market that day, you want to start with these cool little mushro ...
Class Player - Rose
... The Move class returns two points, the original position of one of your bots and either the destination of that bot or the location of a bot that is being aimed at or killed. For this project, x is the column, which begins counting at 0; likewise, y is the respective row, which also begins counting ...
... The Move class returns two points, the original position of one of your bots and either the destination of that bot or the location of a bot that is being aimed at or killed. For this project, x is the column, which begins counting at 0; likewise, y is the respective row, which also begins counting ...
Toward a truly personal computer
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... Copyright 1997 ACM, Association for Computing The files on this disk or server have been provided by ACM. Copyright and all rights therein are maintained by ACM. It is understood that all persons copying this information will adhere to the terms and constraints invoked by ACM’s copyright. These wo ...
Welcome to IJCAI 2015!
... passed without news items about new advances in AI research, or exciting new applications for AI research, in areas ranging from autonomous vehicles to social media. Researchers across the globe report huge interest in AI, particularly in areas like machine learning. But of course, this excitement h ...
... passed without news items about new advances in AI research, or exciting new applications for AI research, in areas ranging from autonomous vehicles to social media. Researchers across the globe report huge interest in AI, particularly in areas like machine learning. But of course, this excitement h ...
teză de doctorat - AI-MAS
... virtual worlds are by far more interesting than static ones. Applications in which activity independent of the user takes place, such as populating a virtual world with crowds, traffic, virtual humans and non-humans, behaviour and intelligence modeling [1] are possible by integrating artificial inte ...
... virtual worlds are by far more interesting than static ones. Applications in which activity independent of the user takes place, such as populating a virtual world with crowds, traffic, virtual humans and non-humans, behaviour and intelligence modeling [1] are possible by integrating artificial inte ...
Non-Deterministic Planning with Temporally Extended Goals
... Most real-world planning problems involve complex goals that are temporally extended, require adherence to safety constraints and directives, necessitate the optimization of preferences or other quality measures, and/or require or may benefit from following a prescribed high-level script that specif ...
... Most real-world planning problems involve complex goals that are temporally extended, require adherence to safety constraints and directives, necessitate the optimization of preferences or other quality measures, and/or require or may benefit from following a prescribed high-level script that specif ...
AAAI Press Catalog - Association for the Advancement of Artificial
... ultimedia, simulation, computer-mediated communication networks, and distance learning have all become part of the educational toolkit. The next major technology to change the face of education will be based on the widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI). Progress in AI has led to a deeper un ...
... ultimedia, simulation, computer-mediated communication networks, and distance learning have all become part of the educational toolkit. The next major technology to change the face of education will be based on the widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI). Progress in AI has led to a deeper un ...
Separate-and-Conquer Rule Learning
... Another issue is the type of conditions that can be used in the formulation of the hypotheses. The algorithm of Figure 3 can only formulate rules in propositional logic, but research in inductive logic programming has developed algorithms that can learn rules in first-order logic. Figure 4 shows a g ...
... Another issue is the type of conditions that can be used in the formulation of the hypotheses. The algorithm of Figure 3 can only formulate rules in propositional logic, but research in inductive logic programming has developed algorithms that can learn rules in first-order logic. Figure 4 shows a g ...
Iterative implementation of depth first
... • Idea 2: explore the tree so that we look for the shortests solutions at each time. Depth first: a b d e f g h j ... Breadth first: a b c d e f ... ...
... • Idea 2: explore the tree so that we look for the shortests solutions at each time. Depth first: a b d e f g h j ... Breadth first: a b c d e f ... ...
tablefinal
... Science, invention, applied mathematics, economic analysis, industrial, technological and managerial decisions making need solution in an optimal way. In this modern era, day by day the world becomes more first at the same time more and more complex and competitive so that decision making must be ta ...
... Science, invention, applied mathematics, economic analysis, industrial, technological and managerial decisions making need solution in an optimal way. In this modern era, day by day the world becomes more first at the same time more and more complex and competitive so that decision making must be ta ...
Intelligent Agent
... our clocks for failing to do this because we realize that they are acting rationally, given their lack of perceptual equipment.3 ...
... our clocks for failing to do this because we realize that they are acting rationally, given their lack of perceptual equipment.3 ...
MAD MAX: BEYOND TURING DRONE
... Worthmore: But, this sounds extremely dangerous. Do we want to set this precedent? We have already given AI systems enormous powers and authority. They make many important decisions at all levels in almost every field of human endeavor. I, for one, never make an important decision without consulting ...
... Worthmore: But, this sounds extremely dangerous. Do we want to set this precedent? We have already given AI systems enormous powers and authority. They make many important decisions at all levels in almost every field of human endeavor. I, for one, never make an important decision without consulting ...
Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence Planning
... side, the area has become more experimental, on the technical side, approaches based on heuristic or constrained-based search have become common. These changes have been brought about by some key publications (in particular (Blum & Furst 1995)), and events like the Planning Competition (McDermott 20 ...
... side, the area has become more experimental, on the technical side, approaches based on heuristic or constrained-based search have become common. These changes have been brought about by some key publications (in particular (Blum & Furst 1995)), and events like the Planning Competition (McDermott 20 ...
How to Submit Proof Corrections Using Adobe Reader
... continuous and differentiable function using mathematical techniques based on gradient information. However, when dealing with multi-modal and multi-objective optimization problems, traditional methods cannot always obtain even the reasonable solutions. In order to solve function optimization proble ...
... continuous and differentiable function using mathematical techniques based on gradient information. However, when dealing with multi-modal and multi-objective optimization problems, traditional methods cannot always obtain even the reasonable solutions. In order to solve function optimization proble ...
Reaching the Goal in Real-Time Heuristic Search: Scrubbing
... in the previous section demonstrated that the travel cost can depend on the tie-breaking schema used by the agent. Since it may not always be possible to design the best tie-breaking schema for a given problem (or series of problems), we consider the agent’s performance with sufficiently suboptimal ...
... in the previous section demonstrated that the travel cost can depend on the tie-breaking schema used by the agent. Since it may not always be possible to design the best tie-breaking schema for a given problem (or series of problems), we consider the agent’s performance with sufficiently suboptimal ...