Resume - University of Houston
... utilities in terms of the learning factor are obtained. The estimators obtained from a martingale or a submartingale allowing the analysis of when and how the decision maker can terminate the feedback decision making loop. In [56] the study is generalized so that termination is analyzed although the ...
... utilities in terms of the learning factor are obtained. The estimators obtained from a martingale or a submartingale allowing the analysis of when and how the decision maker can terminate the feedback decision making loop. In [56] the study is generalized so that termination is analyzed although the ...
Artificial Intelligence: a Promised Land for Web Services
... reasoning. In many cases, decision making is left to humans. The only automated composition offered is in limited situations where a central repository is used and the requestor and provider are part of the same system. However, the web is distributed in nature. Intelligent reasoning and collaborati ...
... reasoning. In many cases, decision making is left to humans. The only automated composition offered is in limited situations where a central repository is used and the requestor and provider are part of the same system. However, the web is distributed in nature. Intelligent reasoning and collaborati ...
Intelligent Tutoring Systems: An Overview
... content associations. During the last ten years new aspects emerged, like psychological aspects and affective states, focused on the types of emotion involved in the learning process. In this chapter, a literature review is presented, in order to summarises directions and research paths in the use o ...
... content associations. During the last ten years new aspects emerged, like psychological aspects and affective states, focused on the types of emotion involved in the learning process. In this chapter, a literature review is presented, in order to summarises directions and research paths in the use o ...
The Simulation of Action Strategies of Different Personalities
... the mean of the participants’ results of those who used the nucleotides-first-strategy (n=6).…………………………214 Mean of the results for the set of parameters (B) and the mean of the participants’ results of those who used the nucleotides-first-strategy (n=6) ……………………….214 Mean of the results for the set ...
... the mean of the participants’ results of those who used the nucleotides-first-strategy (n=6).…………………………214 Mean of the results for the set of parameters (B) and the mean of the participants’ results of those who used the nucleotides-first-strategy (n=6) ……………………….214 Mean of the results for the set ...
Alan Turing and the Matrix: Intelligent Systems for Law Enforcement
... The research of professor van den Herik at Leiden University is focused on the following question: Can a computer administer justice? 1 At the basis of this question lies a deeper question: can computers think? When we look beyond this question, we see it in turn gives rise to fundamental questions ...
... The research of professor van den Herik at Leiden University is focused on the following question: Can a computer administer justice? 1 At the basis of this question lies a deeper question: can computers think? When we look beyond this question, we see it in turn gives rise to fundamental questions ...
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SELECTION WITH
... Ibatullin et al. [8] mentioned that theoretically, available analytical technologies make it possible to solve the problem of selection of the optimum EOR method, though in practice it is complicated by the similarity of the different methods. Expert system technology has recently gained an increasi ...
... Ibatullin et al. [8] mentioned that theoretically, available analytical technologies make it possible to solve the problem of selection of the optimum EOR method, though in practice it is complicated by the similarity of the different methods. Expert system technology has recently gained an increasi ...
Bayesian Networks for Logical Reasoning
... and as cautious as possible about questions not resolved by this background knowledge. In this example the logical axioms have probability 1, but not so the hypotheses. A causal Bayesian network is sometimes just called a causal network . The above example may be called a logical Bayesian network o ...
... and as cautious as possible about questions not resolved by this background knowledge. In this example the logical axioms have probability 1, but not so the hypotheses. A causal Bayesian network is sometimes just called a causal network . The above example may be called a logical Bayesian network o ...
Managing the Digital Firm
... Intelligent Techniques: Datamining and artificial intelligence technologies used for discovering, codifying, storing, and extending knowledge ...
... Intelligent Techniques: Datamining and artificial intelligence technologies used for discovering, codifying, storing, and extending knowledge ...
Considerations on Belief Revision in an Action Theory
... It would seem to be a straightforward matter to address belief revision in a transition system framework, by simply combining an account of reasoning about knowledge with an account of belief revision. This in turn could be accomplished by simply specifying a faithful assignment, as in Definition 2, ...
... It would seem to be a straightforward matter to address belief revision in a transition system framework, by simply combining an account of reasoning about knowledge with an account of belief revision. This in turn could be accomplished by simply specifying a faithful assignment, as in Definition 2, ...
GRANULAR COMPUTING: A NEW PARADIGM IN INFORMATION
... granule by their spatial neighborhood, closeness, and cohesion. Although granular computing is intended to deal with imprecision, uncertainty and partial truth, the granules may be of crisp or fuzzy format. A granule may have different formats and meanings when used in a particular model. For exampl ...
... granule by their spatial neighborhood, closeness, and cohesion. Although granular computing is intended to deal with imprecision, uncertainty and partial truth, the granules may be of crisp or fuzzy format. A granule may have different formats and meanings when used in a particular model. For exampl ...
Combining Linear Programming and Satisfiability Solving for
... a simple yet expressive target language and take advantage of rapidly progressing solution techniques. However, many real-world tasks have a metric aspect. For instance, resource planning, temporal planning, scheduling, and analog circuit verification problems all require reasoning about real-valued ...
... a simple yet expressive target language and take advantage of rapidly progressing solution techniques. However, many real-world tasks have a metric aspect. For instance, resource planning, temporal planning, scheduling, and analog circuit verification problems all require reasoning about real-valued ...
Leveraging the upcoming disruptions from AI and IoT
... creating a significant boost for the global economy. In the 1980s, nobody could have fully imagined the broad and deep changes that PCs would bring to our lives. Similarly, few people today can envision what AI will mean to us over the coming decades. ...
... creating a significant boost for the global economy. In the 1980s, nobody could have fully imagined the broad and deep changes that PCs would bring to our lives. Similarly, few people today can envision what AI will mean to us over the coming decades. ...
AVATAR Modulo Theories
... are successful at the former end of the scale, largely via the inclusion of theory axioms. SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories) solvers are successful at the latter end of the scale via heuristic instantiation techniques such as E-matching [15, 11] and model-based quantifier instantiation [15, 11], ...
... are successful at the former end of the scale, largely via the inclusion of theory axioms. SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories) solvers are successful at the latter end of the scale via heuristic instantiation techniques such as E-matching [15, 11] and model-based quantifier instantiation [15, 11], ...
The AAAI 2006 Mobile Robot Competition and
... required conference attendees to interact with a robot and to fill out an evaluation form. The tasks were not tied to the seven categories. Rather, it was up to the individual teams to decide what task their robot should perform. Teams were also responsible for recruiting evaluators from the audienc ...
... required conference attendees to interact with a robot and to fill out an evaluation form. The tasks were not tied to the seven categories. Rather, it was up to the individual teams to decide what task their robot should perform. Teams were also responsible for recruiting evaluators from the audienc ...
Exploiting Anonymity and Homogeneity in Factored
... While homogeneity and anonymity have broad applicability in multi-agent systems, we specifically focus on multiagent planning problems represented using the rich framework of Decentralized Markov Decision Process (Dec-MDP) [2]. Dec-MDP provides a framework to represent decentralized decision-making ...
... While homogeneity and anonymity have broad applicability in multi-agent systems, we specifically focus on multiagent planning problems represented using the rich framework of Decentralized Markov Decision Process (Dec-MDP) [2]. Dec-MDP provides a framework to represent decentralized decision-making ...
Lecture 1: Introduction - Centre for Intelligent Machines
... • Key idea is to hold the program in memory as a series of instructions. • The control unit (i.e. “computer”) treats these instructions in the same way as other data. • Allows the program to change (even as it is running.) ...
... • Key idea is to hold the program in memory as a series of instructions. • The control unit (i.e. “computer”) treats these instructions in the same way as other data. • Allows the program to change (even as it is running.) ...
CS 561a: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
... How is an Agent different from other software? • Agents have social ability, that is, they communicate with the user, the system, and other agents as required • Agents may also cooperate with other agents to carry out more complex tasks than they themselves can handle • Agents may migrate from one ...
... How is an Agent different from other software? • Agents have social ability, that is, they communicate with the user, the system, and other agents as required • Agents may also cooperate with other agents to carry out more complex tasks than they themselves can handle • Agents may migrate from one ...
Autonomous Intelligent Agents in Cyber Offence
... Cyber warfare is more and more a moving target: developments in the field are rapid, especially in the technological arena, and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are more and more at the heart of applications. The concept of agents has been known for some time and software with some agent char ...
... Cyber warfare is more and more a moving target: developments in the field are rapid, especially in the technological arena, and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are more and more at the heart of applications. The concept of agents has been known for some time and software with some agent char ...
The 1995 Robot Competition and Exhibition - David P. Miller
... It has a custom-built voice-recognition system and speech synthesizer. Although its native language is Korean, it spoke perfect English throughout the competition. The control architecture was designed to combine both behavior-based and knowledge-based approaches. Major components of the navigation ...
... It has a custom-built voice-recognition system and speech synthesizer. Although its native language is Korean, it spoke perfect English throughout the competition. The control architecture was designed to combine both behavior-based and knowledge-based approaches. Major components of the navigation ...
Autonomous Intelligent Agents in Cyber Offence
... Cyber warfare is more and more a moving target: developments in the field are rapid, especially in the technological arena, and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are more and more at the heart of applications. The concept of agents has been known for some time and software with some agent char ...
... Cyber warfare is more and more a moving target: developments in the field are rapid, especially in the technological arena, and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are more and more at the heart of applications. The concept of agents has been known for some time and software with some agent char ...
An Intelligent Distributed System for Strategic Decision Making
... 2. detection of contradictory actions, and, consequently, the possibility for the user to modify the chosen global strategy; 3. the possibility of solving ill-defined problems by using the trial-and-error method and by testing several alternatives in order to find a satisfactory one; 4. the possibil ...
... 2. detection of contradictory actions, and, consequently, the possibility for the user to modify the chosen global strategy; 3. the possibility of solving ill-defined problems by using the trial-and-error method and by testing several alternatives in order to find a satisfactory one; 4. the possibil ...
Exploring the world of knowledge management: agreements and
... objectives of KM are to identify and leverage the collective knowledge in an organization to achieve the overriding goal of helping organizations compete and survive (Choo, 1996). These objectives are somewhat distinct from the objectives in information management; unfortunately this distinction is ...
... objectives of KM are to identify and leverage the collective knowledge in an organization to achieve the overriding goal of helping organizations compete and survive (Choo, 1996). These objectives are somewhat distinct from the objectives in information management; unfortunately this distinction is ...
Chapter 1 The Architecture of Human
... garding human intelligence. Many judgment calls must be made in fusing multiple models in the way that the integrative diagram does, but we feel these can be made without violating the spirit of the component models. In assembling the integrative diagram, we have made these judgment calls as best we ...
... garding human intelligence. Many judgment calls must be made in fusing multiple models in the way that the integrative diagram does, but we feel these can be made without violating the spirit of the component models. In assembling the integrative diagram, we have made these judgment calls as best we ...
Only-Knowing - Department of Computer Science
... We will propose a new modal logic which simultaneously captures DL, AEL, and a variant of AEL due to Konolige (1988). This will allow us not only to study the properties of DL in terms of an underlying model of belief, but also the relationship among these three different forms of nonmonotonic reaso ...
... We will propose a new modal logic which simultaneously captures DL, AEL, and a variant of AEL due to Konolige (1988). This will allow us not only to study the properties of DL in terms of an underlying model of belief, but also the relationship among these three different forms of nonmonotonic reaso ...
AAAI News - Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
... 1979–1981; Association for Computational Linguistics Executive Committee, 1986–1988, Program Committee, 1982 and 1989; Editorial Boards of Artificial Intelligence, the American Journal of Computational Linguistics, and Computational Intelligence; and Associate Editor, Annual Review of Computer Scien ...
... 1979–1981; Association for Computational Linguistics Executive Committee, 1986–1988, Program Committee, 1982 and 1989; Editorial Boards of Artificial Intelligence, the American Journal of Computational Linguistics, and Computational Intelligence; and Associate Editor, Annual Review of Computer Scien ...