feb 116: fundamentals of computing assignment
... circuits we rebuilt onto a single silicon chip. A silicon chip that contains a CPU. In the world of personal computers, the terms microprocessor and CPU are used interchangeably. At the heart of all personal computers and most workstations sits a microprocessor. Microprocessors also control the logi ...
... circuits we rebuilt onto a single silicon chip. A silicon chip that contains a CPU. In the world of personal computers, the terms microprocessor and CPU are used interchangeably. At the heart of all personal computers and most workstations sits a microprocessor. Microprocessors also control the logi ...
Artificial life - The University of Texas at Dallas
... directly affect, only its own local environment. ALife’s models characteristically follow this example from nature. The models themselves are bottom-up-specified, parallel systems of simple agents interacting locally. They are repeatedly iterated and the resulting global behavior is observed. Such l ...
... directly affect, only its own local environment. ALife’s models characteristically follow this example from nature. The models themselves are bottom-up-specified, parallel systems of simple agents interacting locally. They are repeatedly iterated and the resulting global behavior is observed. Such l ...
Dimensions of Interaction
... business hierarchies have been used in the resource-allocation process. But resources are not the only thing that must be shared. For independent agents to work together, they must be able to predict other’s behavior, but not necessarily in great detail. Joint commitments to future action are a usef ...
... business hierarchies have been used in the resource-allocation process. But resources are not the only thing that must be shared. For independent agents to work together, they must be able to predict other’s behavior, but not necessarily in great detail. Joint commitments to future action are a usef ...
Minds may be computers but.. - Cognitive Science Department
... to create products, that are valued within one or more cultural settings” and Pinker (1997) has defined it as “the ability to attain goals in the face of obstacles by means of decisions based on rational (truth-obeying) rules.” And although he may have meant it as a joke, Boring’s (1923) definition ...
... to create products, that are valued within one or more cultural settings” and Pinker (1997) has defined it as “the ability to attain goals in the face of obstacles by means of decisions based on rational (truth-obeying) rules.” And although he may have meant it as a joke, Boring’s (1923) definition ...
Risk-based estimation of manufacturing order costs with artificial
... and tarnishing the company’s reputation, the last one being one of the key assets of any company and a critical success factor Given the circumstances, it becomes a matter of high importance to develop an efficient method for risk minimisation concerning time and cost estimation of nonstandard manuf ...
... and tarnishing the company’s reputation, the last one being one of the key assets of any company and a critical success factor Given the circumstances, it becomes a matter of high importance to develop an efficient method for risk minimisation concerning time and cost estimation of nonstandard manuf ...
Argument Mining for Educational Applications
... • In this HIT you will talk to an automated system using natural language. You will be given a task and asked to speak to your browser to solve it (under the heading 'Task for this HIT'). A typical task would be to find a restaurant according to some constraints and then get some information about i ...
... • In this HIT you will talk to an automated system using natural language. You will be given a task and asked to speak to your browser to solve it (under the heading 'Task for this HIT'). A typical task would be to find a restaurant according to some constraints and then get some information about i ...
Lecture#1 slides - Computer Science
... There is no universally accepted definition of the term agent and there is a good deal of ongoing debate and controversy on this subject The situation is somehow comparable with the one encountered when defining artificial intelligence. ...
... There is no universally accepted definition of the term agent and there is a good deal of ongoing debate and controversy on this subject The situation is somehow comparable with the one encountered when defining artificial intelligence. ...
ISM 622 – Midterm Exam Questions
... 22. Describe computerized knowledge acquisition (rule induction), and discuss its advantages and disadvantages. 23. What are the major knowledge representation methods? Describe any two of them in greater detail? 24. List some reasoning methods. What are approaches used in inferencing with rules? 25 ...
... 22. Describe computerized knowledge acquisition (rule induction), and discuss its advantages and disadvantages. 23. What are the major knowledge representation methods? Describe any two of them in greater detail? 24. List some reasoning methods. What are approaches used in inferencing with rules? 25 ...
india and the artificial intelligence revolution
... Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have stimulated fervent interest from both the private sector and governments across the globe, as the possibility of mass-produced consumer product machinery with humanlike intelligence inches closer to reality. The big breakthrough for artificial int ...
... Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have stimulated fervent interest from both the private sector and governments across the globe, as the possibility of mass-produced consumer product machinery with humanlike intelligence inches closer to reality. The big breakthrough for artificial int ...
Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Software Engineering
... theory towards automating the programming process. Recognizing that the long-term goal of totally automatic programming is very far off, we are presently concentrating on applying our research towards developing an intelligent computer assistant for programmers, called the Programmer's apprentice. O ...
... theory towards automating the programming process. Recognizing that the long-term goal of totally automatic programming is very far off, we are presently concentrating on applying our research towards developing an intelligent computer assistant for programmers, called the Programmer's apprentice. O ...
daniel lowd - CIS Users web server
... Summer 2004: Intern at Microsoft Research with Christopher Meek in Redmond, WA. Developed simple yet effective attacks against linear spam filters, testing filter robustness and promoting the development of more secure spam filters. June 2002 – September 2003: Research assistant for Jon Herlocker at ...
... Summer 2004: Intern at Microsoft Research with Christopher Meek in Redmond, WA. Developed simple yet effective attacks against linear spam filters, testing filter robustness and promoting the development of more secure spam filters. June 2002 – September 2003: Research assistant for Jon Herlocker at ...
Close - Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
... and in particular how some of the pleasurable aspects of play may derive from evolutionarily acquired rewards that encourage learning. According to Koster, a game is fun only as long as the player learns from playing it; a trivial or impossible game is not worth playing (Koster 2005). Would these mo ...
... and in particular how some of the pleasurable aspects of play may derive from evolutionarily acquired rewards that encourage learning. According to Koster, a game is fun only as long as the player learns from playing it; a trivial or impossible game is not worth playing (Koster 2005). Would these mo ...
artificial intelligence techniques for advanced smart home
... networks to develop a home. This programs itself by monitoring the desires and lifestyle of the occupants, learning to accommodate and anticipate their requirements [14]. The system is equipped with sensors that monitor the environment and generate a report at any given time. For each control domain ...
... networks to develop a home. This programs itself by monitoring the desires and lifestyle of the occupants, learning to accommodate and anticipate their requirements [14]. The system is equipped with sensors that monitor the environment and generate a report at any given time. For each control domain ...
Reports of the 2012 AIIDE Workshops
... unique topics of interest within this area, including network security, sentiment analysis, cultural modeling, story topic modeling, facilitating creativity, data collection, and level design. We were surprised not only by the largely heterogeneous topics pursued within this area, but also by the di ...
... unique topics of interest within this area, including network security, sentiment analysis, cultural modeling, story topic modeling, facilitating creativity, data collection, and level design. We were surprised not only by the largely heterogeneous topics pursued within this area, but also by the di ...
Clue Deduction: Professor Plum Teaches Logic
... is to operate directly with pseudo-boolean constraints as a constraint satisfaction problem. Indeed, this would provide a good segue to the topic of constraint satisfaction. A second possible advanced project would be to replace zChaff with the student’s own simple DPLL-type solver. Whereas the proj ...
... is to operate directly with pseudo-boolean constraints as a constraint satisfaction problem. Indeed, this would provide a good segue to the topic of constraint satisfaction. A second possible advanced project would be to replace zChaff with the student’s own simple DPLL-type solver. Whereas the proj ...
Evaluation of General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence
... Intelligent systems interact with task-environments, which are tuples of a task and an environment. An environment contains objects that a system-under-test can interact with—which may form larger complex systems such as other intelligent agents—and rules that describes their behavior, interaction a ...
... Intelligent systems interact with task-environments, which are tuples of a task and an environment. An environment contains objects that a system-under-test can interact with—which may form larger complex systems such as other intelligent agents—and rules that describes their behavior, interaction a ...
PHIL 280
... This course proceeds from an introduction to computation theory, to some philosophy of mind -- in particular, from the major unsolvability results of computation theory to questions regarding whether machines can (ever) think. The first half of the course is organized around the key concept of compu ...
... This course proceeds from an introduction to computation theory, to some philosophy of mind -- in particular, from the major unsolvability results of computation theory to questions regarding whether machines can (ever) think. The first half of the course is organized around the key concept of compu ...
Machine Intelligence
... particular to increase its “brain” complexity? How to motivate it to explore the environment and learn how to effectively work in this environment? Can a machine that only implements externally given goals be intelligent? If not how these goals can be created? ...
... particular to increase its “brain” complexity? How to motivate it to explore the environment and learn how to effectively work in this environment? Can a machine that only implements externally given goals be intelligent? If not how these goals can be created? ...
Towards Adversarial Reasoning in Statistical Relational Domains
... the search engine’s MAP labeling its maximum utility action. We can represent the spammer’s utility as the number of spam web pages that are not detected by the search engine, minus a penalty for the number of words and links modified in order to disguise these web pages (representing the effort or ...
... the search engine’s MAP labeling its maximum utility action. We can represent the spammer’s utility as the number of spam web pages that are not detected by the search engine, minus a penalty for the number of words and links modified in order to disguise these web pages (representing the effort or ...
Artificial life: organization, adaptation and complexity
... directly affect, only its own local environment. ALife’s models characteristically follow this example from nature. The models themselves are bottom-up-specified, parallel systems of simple agents interacting locally. They are repeatedly iterated and the resulting global behavior is observed. Such l ...
... directly affect, only its own local environment. ALife’s models characteristically follow this example from nature. The models themselves are bottom-up-specified, parallel systems of simple agents interacting locally. They are repeatedly iterated and the resulting global behavior is observed. Such l ...
AI Past and Present - University of Basel
... 60 Years of AI: 1950s Dartmouth workshop (1956): John McCarthy coins the term artificial intelligence “official birth year” of the research area early enthusiasm: Herbert Simon (1957) It is not my aim to surprise or shock you – but the simplest way I can summarize is to say that there are now in the ...
... 60 Years of AI: 1950s Dartmouth workshop (1956): John McCarthy coins the term artificial intelligence “official birth year” of the research area early enthusiasm: Herbert Simon (1957) It is not my aim to surprise or shock you – but the simplest way I can summarize is to say that there are now in the ...
Hypothesis Testing for Complex Agents
... the evaluation of human agents — that are available to address these challenges. Although it is obvious that comparing two systems requires testing, the less obvious issues are how many tests need to be run and what statistical analysis needs to be used in order to answer these questions. In this se ...
... the evaluation of human agents — that are available to address these challenges. Although it is obvious that comparing two systems requires testing, the less obvious issues are how many tests need to be run and what statistical analysis needs to be used in order to answer these questions. In this se ...
AAAI 2016 Executive Council Candidates
... the ISEF high school science competition, and have seen that two thirds of their CS projects are actually in AI. One student reported that his hobby is reading AI papers from the 60s. There is ...
... the ISEF high school science competition, and have seen that two thirds of their CS projects are actually in AI. One student reported that his hobby is reading AI papers from the 60s. There is ...
The Trouble with the Turing Test
... In the October 1950 issue of the British quarterly Mind, Alan Turing published a 28-page paper titled “Computing Machinery and Intelligence.” It was recognized almost instantly as a landmark. In 1956, less than six years after its publication in a small periodical read almost exclusively by academic ...
... In the October 1950 issue of the British quarterly Mind, Alan Turing published a 28-page paper titled “Computing Machinery and Intelligence.” It was recognized almost instantly as a landmark. In 1956, less than six years after its publication in a small periodical read almost exclusively by academic ...
Expert Systems - Kinross High School
... However, as we learned in the Digital Intelligence Lecture, processing power alone does NOT solve many AI problems! Even the most powerful supercomputer in the world struggles to distinguish the difference between cats and dogs! ...
... However, as we learned in the Digital Intelligence Lecture, processing power alone does NOT solve many AI problems! Even the most powerful supercomputer in the world struggles to distinguish the difference between cats and dogs! ...