Supporting Problem Solving in PBL - Purdue e-Pubs
... necessary for success in a PBL environment. Because PBL represents a significant shift in learning for most students, they require support in adapting their learning methods. We cannot assume that learners are naturally skilled in problem solving, especially complex and ill-structured problems such ...
... necessary for success in a PBL environment. Because PBL represents a significant shift in learning for most students, they require support in adapting their learning methods. We cannot assume that learners are naturally skilled in problem solving, especially complex and ill-structured problems such ...
Human Computation: A Survey and Taxonomy of a
... and algorithms that can (or could) be utilized. The classification system we are presenting is based on six of the most salient distinguishing factors. These are summarized in Figure 3. For each of these dimensions, we provide a few possible values corresponding to existing systems or notable ideas ...
... and algorithms that can (or could) be utilized. The classification system we are presenting is based on six of the most salient distinguishing factors. These are summarized in Figure 3. For each of these dimensions, we provide a few possible values corresponding to existing systems or notable ideas ...
Assumptions of Decision-Making Models in AGI
... according to the evidence provided by the premises. For example, the deduction rule can take P hf1 , c1 i and P ⇒ Q hf2 , c2 i to derive Qhf, ci, where hf, ci is calculated from hf1 , c1 i and hf2 , c2 i by the truth-value function for deduction.3 There is also a revision rule that merges distinct b ...
... according to the evidence provided by the premises. For example, the deduction rule can take P hf1 , c1 i and P ⇒ Q hf2 , c2 i to derive Qhf, ci, where hf, ci is calculated from hf1 , c1 i and hf2 , c2 i by the truth-value function for deduction.3 There is also a revision rule that merges distinct b ...
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... More on This Topic: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (CIS732) Next: How to Find This Hypothesis? CIS 530 / 730: Artificial Intelligence ...
... More on This Topic: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (CIS732) Next: How to Find This Hypothesis? CIS 530 / 730: Artificial Intelligence ...
Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
... 6th ed, Copyright 2001, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ ...
... 6th ed, Copyright 2001, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ ...
An Evolutionary Artificial Neural Network Time Series Forecasting
... Optimization algorithms, imitating nature, have become popular in both academy and industry. Studies on the nervous system and biological evolution influenced the rise of ANNs and GAs. ANNs have the advantage of learning from previous data in order to respond to new situations, specially when one is ...
... Optimization algorithms, imitating nature, have become popular in both academy and industry. Studies on the nervous system and biological evolution influenced the rise of ANNs and GAs. ANNs have the advantage of learning from previous data in order to respond to new situations, specially when one is ...
Semantic Outlier Detection for Affective Common-Sense Reasoning and Concept-Level Sentiment Analysis Erik Cambria
... been preferred to other dimensionality reduction techniques for its simplicity, relatively low computational cost, and compactness. TSVD, in fact, is particularly suitable for measuring the cross-correlations between affective commonsense concepts as it uses an orthogonal transformation to convert t ...
... been preferred to other dimensionality reduction techniques for its simplicity, relatively low computational cost, and compactness. TSVD, in fact, is particularly suitable for measuring the cross-correlations between affective commonsense concepts as it uses an orthogonal transformation to convert t ...
Utility Functions
... Mobile agents can move from one location to another. This can mean physical locations (for robots) or network locations. A computer virus is a kind of mobile agent. Viruses are usually autonomous but not ...
... Mobile agents can move from one location to another. This can mean physical locations (for robots) or network locations. A computer virus is a kind of mobile agent. Viruses are usually autonomous but not ...
A Challenge for AI
... technology is that it does not scale to larger problems. Part of the problem is that most of the algorithms attempt to account for all possible contingencies. In effect, they try to produce policies. For spacecraft and rover operations, this is not realistic or tractable—a daily plan can involve on ...
... technology is that it does not scale to larger problems. Part of the problem is that most of the algorithms attempt to account for all possible contingencies. In effect, they try to produce policies. For spacecraft and rover operations, this is not realistic or tractable—a daily plan can involve on ...
A Computational Theory of Inference for Arithmetic Explanation Albert Goldfain
... My computational theory is implemented in the SNePS knowledgerepresentation, reasoning, and acting system [11]. The fundamental datastructure of SNePS is a propositional semantic network. A SNePS network represents the beliefs of Cassie, the SNePS cognitive agent. A semantic network is abstract enou ...
... My computational theory is implemented in the SNePS knowledgerepresentation, reasoning, and acting system [11]. The fundamental datastructure of SNePS is a propositional semantic network. A SNePS network represents the beliefs of Cassie, the SNePS cognitive agent. A semantic network is abstract enou ...
Hybrid intelligent systems in petroleum reservoir characterization
... (Mendel 2003; Van et al. 2011). The ‘‘no free lunch’’ theory (Wolpert and Macready 1997) also holds true as no single one of the CI techniques could be considered as being the best to solve all problems in all data and computing conditions. Since each of the techniques has its limitations and challe ...
... (Mendel 2003; Van et al. 2011). The ‘‘no free lunch’’ theory (Wolpert and Macready 1997) also holds true as no single one of the CI techniques could be considered as being the best to solve all problems in all data and computing conditions. Since each of the techniques has its limitations and challe ...
Research Article An Emotional Agent Model Based on Granular
... El-Nasr et al. 5 propose a fuzzy-logic-adaptive model of emotions, which is modeled to produce emotions and to simulate the emotional intelligence process. The model is built using fuzzy rules to explore the capability of fuzzy logic in modeling the emotional process. Fuzzy logic helps them in cap ...
... El-Nasr et al. 5 propose a fuzzy-logic-adaptive model of emotions, which is modeled to produce emotions and to simulate the emotional intelligence process. The model is built using fuzzy rules to explore the capability of fuzzy logic in modeling the emotional process. Fuzzy logic helps them in cap ...
Using TEAMCORE to Make Agents Team-Ready
... least four aspects to continually improve the team performance: (1) to improve an individual’s ability to perform a role; (2) to change role assignment; (3) to change roles themselves (such as create, delete, modify, combine, or split roles); and (4) to modify the team organization by changing the r ...
... least four aspects to continually improve the team performance: (1) to improve an individual’s ability to perform a role; (2) to change role assignment; (3) to change roles themselves (such as create, delete, modify, combine, or split roles); and (4) to modify the team organization by changing the r ...
Affordances for robots: a brief survey
... As the research cited here illustrates, affordance-based approaches have been successfully applied to a number of problems in artificial intelligence. In doing so, however, AI researchers have often employed their own interpretations of ecological concepts like affordances – interpretations that som ...
... As the research cited here illustrates, affordance-based approaches have been successfully applied to a number of problems in artificial intelligence. In doing so, however, AI researchers have often employed their own interpretations of ecological concepts like affordances – interpretations that som ...
CS 561a: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
... • Task-specific & specialized: well-defined goals and environment • The notion of an agent is meant to be a tool for analyzing systems, not an absolute characterization that divides the world into agents and non-agents. Much like, e.g., object-oriented vs. imperative program design approaches. CS 56 ...
... • Task-specific & specialized: well-defined goals and environment • The notion of an agent is meant to be a tool for analyzing systems, not an absolute characterization that divides the world into agents and non-agents. Much like, e.g., object-oriented vs. imperative program design approaches. CS 56 ...
MIT Mobile Robots - What`s Next? - DSpace@MIT
... performed in a distributed fashion. A recently developed light striper vision system will be able to provide depth maps in real time to enable parallel recognition of a number of different types of objects. Each object class has its own special processor to recognize it. When the table-like-object r ...
... performed in a distributed fashion. A recently developed light striper vision system will be able to provide depth maps in real time to enable parallel recognition of a number of different types of objects. Each object class has its own special processor to recognize it. When the table-like-object r ...
6.Lecture-664 - iLab! - University of Southern California
... v(t): tangential velocity of the wrist a(t): Aperture of the virtual fingers involved in grasping at time t o1(t): Angle between the object axis and the (index finger tip – thumb tip) vector [relevant for pad and palm oppositions] o2(t): Angle between the object axis and the (index finger knuckle – ...
... v(t): tangential velocity of the wrist a(t): Aperture of the virtual fingers involved in grasping at time t o1(t): Angle between the object axis and the (index finger tip – thumb tip) vector [relevant for pad and palm oppositions] o2(t): Angle between the object axis and the (index finger knuckle – ...
`Music`s Smart Future`
... Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, which understand now moving towards becoming the dominant human commands and make it easier and more paradigm in the music industry, last year intuitive for consumers to access music online. accounting for nearly a quarter of UK music These assistants are likely to evolve in ...
... Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, which understand now moving towards becoming the dominant human commands and make it easier and more paradigm in the music industry, last year intuitive for consumers to access music online. accounting for nearly a quarter of UK music These assistants are likely to evolve in ...
An Expert System Framework for Infertility in Women using Web
... The concept of expert system in the proposed framework were constructed by obtaining the knowledge from a human expert and coding it into a form that a computer may apply to similar problems. Each of the component on the Figure 4.1 play an important roles for the infertility expert system. The compo ...
... The concept of expert system in the proposed framework were constructed by obtaining the knowledge from a human expert and coding it into a form that a computer may apply to similar problems. Each of the component on the Figure 4.1 play an important roles for the infertility expert system. The compo ...
The Ecological Approach to E
... – emphasizes building working systems to be used with real users (learners) – usually puts the learner at the centre: learner modelling – is not concerned with formal issues of soundness, completeness and consistency, but with the practical issues of ...
... – emphasizes building working systems to be used with real users (learners) – usually puts the learner at the centre: learner modelling – is not concerned with formal issues of soundness, completeness and consistency, but with the practical issues of ...
Read - MRU
... Concept searching is rendered complex by the fuzzy nature of a concept, the many possible implementations of the same concept, and the many more ways that the many implementations can be expressed in natural language. This is further compounded by concept search across different languages. Computers ...
... Concept searching is rendered complex by the fuzzy nature of a concept, the many possible implementations of the same concept, and the many more ways that the many implementations can be expressed in natural language. This is further compounded by concept search across different languages. Computers ...
Chapter 11 - 서울대 : Biointelligence lab
... We can solve constraint-satisfaction problems by graph-search methods Constructive method Repair approach Function optimization ...
... We can solve constraint-satisfaction problems by graph-search methods Constructive method Repair approach Function optimization ...
Goal-Driven Autonomy in a Navy Strategy Simulation
... duration (e.g., follow another vessel). Therefore, agents interacting with the simulation must reason about instantaneous occurrences and continuous effects. Attempting missions in the TAO Sandbox autonomously is a continuous planning problem (desJardins et al. 1999). Opportunities and failures ari ...
... duration (e.g., follow another vessel). Therefore, agents interacting with the simulation must reason about instantaneous occurrences and continuous effects. Attempting missions in the TAO Sandbox autonomously is a continuous planning problem (desJardins et al. 1999). Opportunities and failures ari ...
Paul R. Watkins, PhD - CV - College of Education | Idaho State
... "Auditor's Use of Analytical Review in Audit Program Design", The Accounting Review, January 1988 (w. T. Mock and S. Biggs) "Perspective on Expert Systems", Expert Systems Review, July 1988 "Expert Systems Applications and Opportunities in Finance", Applied Expert Systems, August 1988 "Expert System ...
... "Auditor's Use of Analytical Review in Audit Program Design", The Accounting Review, January 1988 (w. T. Mock and S. Biggs) "Perspective on Expert Systems", Expert Systems Review, July 1988 "Expert Systems Applications and Opportunities in Finance", Applied Expert Systems, August 1988 "Expert System ...