Anthony Chang - Artificial Nerual Networks in Protein Secondary Structure Predictions
... In a feed-forward neural network architecture, a unit will receive input from several nodes or neurons belonging to another layer. These highly interconnected neurons therefore form an infrastructure (similar to the biological central nervous system) that is capable of learning by successfully perfo ...
... In a feed-forward neural network architecture, a unit will receive input from several nodes or neurons belonging to another layer. These highly interconnected neurons therefore form an infrastructure (similar to the biological central nervous system) that is capable of learning by successfully perfo ...
PDF - 1.4 MB - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
... Given a literal L, we look for a fact that unifies with L or a rule whose consequent (head) unifies with L. If we find a match, we push the antecedent literals (if any) onto the stack, apply the unifier to the entire stack and then rename all the variables to make sure that there are no variable con ...
... Given a literal L, we look for a fact that unifies with L or a rule whose consequent (head) unifies with L. If we find a match, we push the antecedent literals (if any) onto the stack, apply the unifier to the entire stack and then rename all the variables to make sure that there are no variable con ...
Fromkin Rodman Hyams 403
... (Fromkin Rodman Hyams 397) • Explain why a theory for Artificial Intelligence must be rigorous and at the same time allow for language play. In AI, are rigor and language play compatible ...
... (Fromkin Rodman Hyams 397) • Explain why a theory for Artificial Intelligence must be rigorous and at the same time allow for language play. In AI, are rigor and language play compatible ...
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. ...
The Rise of Granular Computing - University of Regina
... of the same reasons” and there exists a set of common principles that underlies both human intelligence and artificial intelligence [14]. Although intelligent machines may be physically implemented different from brains, an understanding of the working principles of the brain is a prerequisite and i ...
... of the same reasons” and there exists a set of common principles that underlies both human intelligence and artificial intelligence [14]. Although intelligent machines may be physically implemented different from brains, an understanding of the working principles of the brain is a prerequisite and i ...
TOWARDS A MENTAL PROBABILITY LOGIC Niki PFEIFER
... Subjective probability theory provides a tailor-made framework that perfectly fits the structure of logical inference problems. We consider a family of arbitrary conditional events F = (A1|B1, …, An|Bn), an associated probability assessment Pn = (p1, …, pn), and one further conditional event An+1|Bn ...
... Subjective probability theory provides a tailor-made framework that perfectly fits the structure of logical inference problems. We consider a family of arbitrary conditional events F = (A1|B1, …, An|Bn), an associated probability assessment Pn = (p1, …, pn), and one further conditional event An+1|Bn ...
Hypothetical Pattern Recognition Design Using Multi
... Since our childhood, we have been seen different object in different patter around the world like flowers, animals, toys, different character and so on. So children can recognize a simple digit or letter and different type of complex character or handwritten character or partially occurred character ...
... Since our childhood, we have been seen different object in different patter around the world like flowers, animals, toys, different character and so on. So children can recognize a simple digit or letter and different type of complex character or handwritten character or partially occurred character ...
Artificial Intelligence: A Natural Pursuit
... Excerpt from the Monthly Intelligencer, 202:100, January 1857 : “M. Thomas, of Colmar, has lately made the finishing improvements in the calculating machine, called the arithmometer, at which he has been working for upwards of thirty years. Pascal and Leibnitz, in the seventeenth century, and Didero ...
... Excerpt from the Monthly Intelligencer, 202:100, January 1857 : “M. Thomas, of Colmar, has lately made the finishing improvements in the calculating machine, called the arithmometer, at which he has been working for upwards of thirty years. Pascal and Leibnitz, in the seventeenth century, and Didero ...
Document
... Solutions: Canadian Tire used MS-SharePoint to develop an information-sharing platform for its dealers but still had to revamp its employee intranet and improve processes Demonstrates IT’s role in making knowledge more accessible. Illustrates how an organization can become more efficient and profita ...
... Solutions: Canadian Tire used MS-SharePoint to develop an information-sharing platform for its dealers but still had to revamp its employee intranet and improve processes Demonstrates IT’s role in making knowledge more accessible. Illustrates how an organization can become more efficient and profita ...
Unit 1 : Computer Systems
... 14. Describe and give examples of pre-defined functions TOPIC 4 : Standard algorithms 15. Describe and give examples of the following standard algorithm in an appropriate high level language: input validation 16. Recognise appropriate use of the following standard algorithms: input validation, find ...
... 14. Describe and give examples of pre-defined functions TOPIC 4 : Standard algorithms 15. Describe and give examples of the following standard algorithm in an appropriate high level language: input validation 16. Recognise appropriate use of the following standard algorithms: input validation, find ...
Combinations of Case-Based Reasoning with Other Intelligent Methods (short paper)
... basic types of such combinations and discuss future directions. ...
... basic types of such combinations and discuss future directions. ...
(IT) in Knowledge Management
... AI methods used in KMS: Assist in and enhance searching knowledge Help for knowledge representation (e.g., ES) Help establish knowledge profiles of individuals and groups Help determine the relative importance of knowledge when it is contributed to and accessed from the knowledge repository ...
... AI methods used in KMS: Assist in and enhance searching knowledge Help for knowledge representation (e.g., ES) Help establish knowledge profiles of individuals and groups Help determine the relative importance of knowledge when it is contributed to and accessed from the knowledge repository ...
4. Objectives for the Emotional Business Intelligence
... Why do we think that emotions have something to do with the decision-making? The nature of emotions is usually explained differently according to three main groups of theories: physiological, neurological and cognitive. The physiological theories suggest that responses within the body are responsib ...
... Why do we think that emotions have something to do with the decision-making? The nature of emotions is usually explained differently according to three main groups of theories: physiological, neurological and cognitive. The physiological theories suggest that responses within the body are responsib ...
Autonomous Units
... It is a way of imitating Nature in order to solve engineering problems. It includes simulation and emulation of living systems like plants or animals. It tries to achieve a new understanding of living systems, and of what is life. http://kal-el.ugr.es/pitis.html ...
... It is a way of imitating Nature in order to solve engineering problems. It includes simulation and emulation of living systems like plants or animals. It tries to achieve a new understanding of living systems, and of what is life. http://kal-el.ugr.es/pitis.html ...
Soft computing is an association of computing
... • Evolutionary computing uses iterative progress, such as growth or development in a population. This population is then selected in a guided random search using parallel processing to achieve the desired end. • Such processes are often inspired by biological mechanisms of evolution. • Evolutionary ...
... • Evolutionary computing uses iterative progress, such as growth or development in a population. This population is then selected in a guided random search using parallel processing to achieve the desired end. • Such processes are often inspired by biological mechanisms of evolution. • Evolutionary ...
Description Logics
... for speakers and PhD students to the conference knowledge base introduced so far, then this knowledge base would become inconsistent since it follows from the knowledge base that Frank is both a speaker and a PhD students, contradicting the stated disjointness of these two concepts. In order to ensu ...
... for speakers and PhD students to the conference knowledge base introduced so far, then this knowledge base would become inconsistent since it follows from the knowledge base that Frank is both a speaker and a PhD students, contradicting the stated disjointness of these two concepts. In order to ensu ...
The Singularity: A Philosophical Analysis
... This intelligence explosion is sometimes combined with another idea, which we might call the “speed explosion”. The argument for a speed explosion starts from the familiar observation that computer processing speed doubles at regular intervals. Suppose that speed doubles every two years and will do ...
... This intelligence explosion is sometimes combined with another idea, which we might call the “speed explosion”. The argument for a speed explosion starts from the familiar observation that computer processing speed doubles at regular intervals. Suppose that speed doubles every two years and will do ...
Uncertainty Handling for Sensor Location Estimation in Wireless
... GPS receiver. Nevertheless, this method does not seem to be feasible in many cases, which is due to the fact that most sensor nodes are battery operated and cannot be recharged because of deployment in harsh and remote environments [4]. To solve this constraint, researchers have developed many local ...
... GPS receiver. Nevertheless, this method does not seem to be feasible in many cases, which is due to the fact that most sensor nodes are battery operated and cannot be recharged because of deployment in harsh and remote environments [4]. To solve this constraint, researchers have developed many local ...
Information Technology and Knowledge Management
... For example, if we consider sustainable development, the role of subsystem Intelligent is prediction based on scientific knowledge. To achieve this task, this subsystem asks the lower system to develop a mathematical model, and then the subsystem Involvement of this lower system will collect necessa ...
... For example, if we consider sustainable development, the role of subsystem Intelligent is prediction based on scientific knowledge. To achieve this task, this subsystem asks the lower system to develop a mathematical model, and then the subsystem Involvement of this lower system will collect necessa ...
Perspectives of Using Temporal Logics for Knowledge
... Temporal logic allows encoding both qualitative and quantitative temporal information, as well as relationships among events, therefore it is easy to express such relations, as “shorter”, “longer”, “simultaneously”, “earlier” etc. This in turn implies easiness of arranging phenomena in time, even if ...
... Temporal logic allows encoding both qualitative and quantitative temporal information, as well as relationships among events, therefore it is easy to express such relations, as “shorter”, “longer”, “simultaneously”, “earlier” etc. This in turn implies easiness of arranging phenomena in time, even if ...
