Mark Owen Riedl - College of Computing
... CS 7634 Intelligent Storytelling in Virtual Worlds: This effort is focused toward creating advanced classes about AI and games, storytelling, and entertainment. This class surveys the relevant literature from cognitive science, psychology, narratology, media studies, and artificial intelligence. Thi ...
... CS 7634 Intelligent Storytelling in Virtual Worlds: This effort is focused toward creating advanced classes about AI and games, storytelling, and entertainment. This class surveys the relevant literature from cognitive science, psychology, narratology, media studies, and artificial intelligence. Thi ...
A Framework for the Foundation of the Philosophy of Artificial
... to be considered intelligent. There exist several other reasons for which the evidence of the strong ties between AI and philosophy represents only a starting point. By enlarging the whole scenario, this paper represents a preliminary attempt to include, with a taxonomical purpose, in the same conte ...
... to be considered intelligent. There exist several other reasons for which the evidence of the strong ties between AI and philosophy represents only a starting point. By enlarging the whole scenario, this paper represents a preliminary attempt to include, with a taxonomical purpose, in the same conte ...
Creating New Pathways to Justice Using Simple Artificial
... faces ‘information overload.’ She does not understand the situation well enough to know which of the countless guidebooks apply to her situation. Most of the information explains complex court procedures, but she has not been sued yet. The woman knows she needs to do something, but has no idea how t ...
... faces ‘information overload.’ She does not understand the situation well enough to know which of the countless guidebooks apply to her situation. Most of the information explains complex court procedures, but she has not been sued yet. The woman knows she needs to do something, but has no idea how t ...
Chapter 12 - Missouri State University
... behaviors in large data sets, using techniques such as neural networks and data mining Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology: • Computer-based systems based on human behavior, with the ability to learn languages, accomplish physical tasks, use a perceptual apparatus, and emulate human expertise an ...
... behaviors in large data sets, using techniques such as neural networks and data mining Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology: • Computer-based systems based on human behavior, with the ability to learn languages, accomplish physical tasks, use a perceptual apparatus, and emulate human expertise an ...
Artificial Intelligence Chapter 7 - Computer Science
... In principle, they can do anything a symbolic/logic system can do, and more. (In practice, getting them to do it can be rather difficult…) ...
... In principle, they can do anything a symbolic/logic system can do, and more. (In practice, getting them to do it can be rather difficult…) ...
Execution monitoring in robotics: A survey
... is, for example, applied to fault detection in robot arms [39]. In [15] a complex kinematic model of a robot arm is used for fault detection. The residual is calculated from filtered torque signals. The main strength of this work is that no acceleration measures of the manipulator are required. In a ...
... is, for example, applied to fault detection in robot arms [39]. In [15] a complex kinematic model of a robot arm is used for fault detection. The residual is calculated from filtered torque signals. The main strength of this work is that no acceleration measures of the manipulator are required. In a ...
Discriminative Structure and Parameter Learning for Markov
... from scratch. Can handle problems with thousands of small structured ...
... from scratch. Can handle problems with thousands of small structured ...
Chapter 11 - Barbara Hecker
... behaviors in large data sets, using techniques such as neural networks and data mining Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology: • Computer-based systems based on human behavior, with the ability to learn languages, accomplish physical tasks, use a perceptual apparatus, and emulate human expertise an ...
... behaviors in large data sets, using techniques such as neural networks and data mining Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology: • Computer-based systems based on human behavior, with the ability to learn languages, accomplish physical tasks, use a perceptual apparatus, and emulate human expertise an ...
Alan Turing “Founder of computer science” Prof. Jonathan P. Bowen www.jpbowen.com
... (1897–1984), mathematician and codebreaker • Newman’s 1935 lectures on the foundations of mathematics inspired Turing • Later at Bletchley Park / Manchester • One of Turing’s few co-authors Newman, M. H. A. (1955). “Alan Mathison Turing. 1912–1954”. Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Socie ...
... (1897–1984), mathematician and codebreaker • Newman’s 1935 lectures on the foundations of mathematics inspired Turing • Later at Bletchley Park / Manchester • One of Turing’s few co-authors Newman, M. H. A. (1955). “Alan Mathison Turing. 1912–1954”. Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Socie ...
Knowledge Based System and Database Management System: An
... DBMS based on data volume, reasoning complexity, data integrity, data protection, data volatility, and data source. Fishman (1986) identifies four basic approaches to integration of the two systems - KBS-DBMS tight coupling, KBS-DBMS loose coupling, KBS within DBMS, and DBMS within KBS. In the first ...
... DBMS based on data volume, reasoning complexity, data integrity, data protection, data volatility, and data source. Fishman (1986) identifies four basic approaches to integration of the two systems - KBS-DBMS tight coupling, KBS-DBMS loose coupling, KBS within DBMS, and DBMS within KBS. In the first ...
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... 1995, for a review). This new theory holds that intelligence, like the brain itself, is actually composed of enormous numbers of small processes operating in parallel. Several researchers in this new paradigm have claimed that behaviour controlled by hierarchy is necessarily rigid, brittle, and inca ...
... 1995, for a review). This new theory holds that intelligence, like the brain itself, is actually composed of enormous numbers of small processes operating in parallel. Several researchers in this new paradigm have claimed that behaviour controlled by hierarchy is necessarily rigid, brittle, and inca ...
Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research
... Summary judgement regarding the quality of the master’s programmes Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research This report reflects the findings and considerations of the committee on the master’s programmes Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research, Transnational University Limburg. The ...
... Summary judgement regarding the quality of the master’s programmes Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research This report reflects the findings and considerations of the committee on the master’s programmes Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research, Transnational University Limburg. The ...
BCA-601
... The concept of AI as a true scientific pursuit is very new. It remained over centuries a plot for popular science fiction stories. Most researchers agree the beginning of AI with Alan Turing. • Turing test, by Alan Turing in 1950, in the paper ‘Computing Machinery and Intelligence’ used to measure m ...
... The concept of AI as a true scientific pursuit is very new. It remained over centuries a plot for popular science fiction stories. Most researchers agree the beginning of AI with Alan Turing. • Turing test, by Alan Turing in 1950, in the paper ‘Computing Machinery and Intelligence’ used to measure m ...
4. - DROPS
... to given time and path quality constraints, we choose an abstraction layer and find nodes representing the start and endpoints on the original map. Starting at this level, PRA*(k) uses A* to compute the shortest path and then projects the first k steps down to the next map abstraction level, where t ...
... to given time and path quality constraints, we choose an abstraction layer and find nodes representing the start and endpoints on the original map. Starting at this level, PRA*(k) uses A* to compute the shortest path and then projects the first k steps down to the next map abstraction level, where t ...
Robotics - Krupa Vara Prasad Adimulapu
... systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. The design of a given robotic system will often incorporate principles of mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, and computer science (particularly artificial intelligence). The study of biological systems often plays ...
... systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. The design of a given robotic system will often incorporate principles of mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, and computer science (particularly artificial intelligence). The study of biological systems often plays ...
Chapter 13 Uncertainty
... • Atomic event: A complete specification of the state of the world about which the agent is uncertain E.g., if the world consists of only two Boolean variables Cavity and Toothache, then there are 4 distinct atomic ...
... • Atomic event: A complete specification of the state of the world about which the agent is uncertain E.g., if the world consists of only two Boolean variables Cavity and Toothache, then there are 4 distinct atomic ...
Understanding Computers, Chapter 1
... • Utilizes atoms or nuclei working together as qubits (quantum bits) – Qubits function as the computer’s processor and memory – Each qubit can represent more than the two states (1 and 0) at a time used with electronic bits Understanding Computers in a Changing Society, 5th Edition ...
... • Utilizes atoms or nuclei working together as qubits (quantum bits) – Qubits function as the computer’s processor and memory – Each qubit can represent more than the two states (1 and 0) at a time used with electronic bits Understanding Computers in a Changing Society, 5th Edition ...
Rich Text Format - (QRG), Northwestern University
... distillation plants (Sgouros, 1993) and for designing controllers (Kuipers & Shults, 1994). However, since de Kleer’s (1975) original work highlighting how qualitative reasoning was needed to solve physics problems, the task of engineering analysis, as exemplified by textbook engineering problems, h ...
... distillation plants (Sgouros, 1993) and for designing controllers (Kuipers & Shults, 1994). However, since de Kleer’s (1975) original work highlighting how qualitative reasoning was needed to solve physics problems, the task of engineering analysis, as exemplified by textbook engineering problems, h ...
Expert system for crop disease based on graph pattern matching: a
... Emmanuel Lasso - Juan Carlos Corrales ...
... Emmanuel Lasso - Juan Carlos Corrales ...
Organisational Intelligence and Distributed AI
... and data management, but it also enables implementation of new organisational strategies, and it even actively stimulates the development of completely new organisational solution. This has already changed the internal structures of many existing enterprises, and has resulted in major modifications ...
... and data management, but it also enables implementation of new organisational strategies, and it even actively stimulates the development of completely new organisational solution. This has already changed the internal structures of many existing enterprises, and has resulted in major modifications ...
Predicting Classifier Combinations
... classification system. An obvious approach would be evaluating different set of classifiers and, finally, select the one that achieved the best results. Although this probably will lead to good results, it is time consuming: Each considered classifier has to be trained, preferable including a parame ...
... classification system. An obvious approach would be evaluating different set of classifiers and, finally, select the one that achieved the best results. Although this probably will lead to good results, it is time consuming: Each considered classifier has to be trained, preferable including a parame ...
Towards Conscious-like Behavior in Computer Game Characters
... Physical embodiment and real world situatedness are considered key factors in the production of consciousness. Some researchers argue that embodiment and situatedness are only possible in real physical agents [4]. However, we support that software agents, like video game bots, can be also embodied a ...
... Physical embodiment and real world situatedness are considered key factors in the production of consciousness. Some researchers argue that embodiment and situatedness are only possible in real physical agents [4]. However, we support that software agents, like video game bots, can be also embodied a ...
COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY
... schemes to represent evidence, rate competing hypotheses, and guide search through the domain’s problem space. This paper has two objectives: first, to introduce one such scheme, developed by Arthur Dempster and Glen Shafer, to a wider audience; second, to present results that can reduce the computa ...
... schemes to represent evidence, rate competing hypotheses, and guide search through the domain’s problem space. This paper has two objectives: first, to introduce one such scheme, developed by Arthur Dempster and Glen Shafer, to a wider audience; second, to present results that can reduce the computa ...
