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... • Representing the knowledge of humans in a systematic manner • This knowledge is represented in a knowledge base such that it can be retrieved for solving problems. • Some of knowledge representation schemes: ...
... • Representing the knowledge of humans in a systematic manner • This knowledge is represented in a knowledge base such that it can be retrieved for solving problems. • Some of knowledge representation schemes: ...
VARIABLE BINDING IN BIOLOGICALLY PLAUSIBLE NEURAL
... (i.e., the declarative side of logic programs) and at a later stage to process the network and examine the inputs and outputs (i.e., the procedural side) in a logically rigid way [37]. What is more, logic programs are ideally suited to incorporate non-monotonic reasoning, through for example negatio ...
... (i.e., the declarative side of logic programs) and at a later stage to process the network and examine the inputs and outputs (i.e., the procedural side) in a logically rigid way [37]. What is more, logic programs are ideally suited to incorporate non-monotonic reasoning, through for example negatio ...
META-LEVELS IN SOAR* Paul ROSENBLOOM John LAIRD Alien
... Soar is organized around the Problem Space Hypothesis [6], that all goal-oriented behavior is based on search in problem spaces. This applies to both obvious search-based tasks, such as chess, as well as to more algorithmic and knowledge-intensive tasks, such as the determination of the roots of an ...
... Soar is organized around the Problem Space Hypothesis [6], that all goal-oriented behavior is based on search in problem spaces. This applies to both obvious search-based tasks, such as chess, as well as to more algorithmic and knowledge-intensive tasks, such as the determination of the roots of an ...
1986 - Plausibility of Diagnostic Hypotheses: The Nature of Simplicity
... etc) to be considered. teria for simplicity have been proposed in the past, these have been based on intuitive and subjective ...
... etc) to be considered. teria for simplicity have been proposed in the past, these have been based on intuitive and subjective ...
The Future of the Application of Artificial Intelligence Methods to
... Explore Mycin’s Use of Knowledge ** Did you use RULE 163 to find out anything about ORGANISM-1? RULE163 was tried in the context of ORGANISM-1, but it failed because it is not true that the patient has had a genito-urinary tract manipulative procedure (clause 3). ** Why didn't you consider streptoc ...
... Explore Mycin’s Use of Knowledge ** Did you use RULE 163 to find out anything about ORGANISM-1? RULE163 was tried in the context of ORGANISM-1, but it failed because it is not true that the patient has had a genito-urinary tract manipulative procedure (clause 3). ** Why didn't you consider streptoc ...
robot
... To work on their own, robots need to know information about themselves and the world around them. Devices called sensors collect information, such as the robot’s position or the size of an obstacle ahead. Sensors pass this data back to a robot’s controller. This is the "brain" of the robot, which ma ...
... To work on their own, robots need to know information about themselves and the world around them. Devices called sensors collect information, such as the robot’s position or the size of an obstacle ahead. Sensors pass this data back to a robot’s controller. This is the "brain" of the robot, which ma ...
Unifying Logical and Statistical AI - Washington
... the most probable state of the world given some evidence. (This is known as MAP inference in the Markov random field literature, and MPE inference in the Bayesian network literature.) Because of the form of Equation 3, in Markov logic this reduces to finding the truth assignment that maximizes the s ...
... the most probable state of the world given some evidence. (This is known as MAP inference in the Markov random field literature, and MPE inference in the Bayesian network literature.) Because of the form of Equation 3, in Markov logic this reduces to finding the truth assignment that maximizes the s ...
Performance Analysis of Various Activation Functions in
... The activation function used to transform the activation level of a unit (neuron) into an output signal. There are a number of common activation functions in use with artificial neural networks (ANN). The most common choice of activation functions for multi layered perceptron (MLP) is used as transf ...
... The activation function used to transform the activation level of a unit (neuron) into an output signal. There are a number of common activation functions in use with artificial neural networks (ANN). The most common choice of activation functions for multi layered perceptron (MLP) is used as transf ...
Towards a Logic-programming System to Debug ASP Knowledge Bases
... a ω-program, W(Ψ, A∗ ). Then, M1 is inclusion-preferred to M2 , denoted as M1 ≤I M2 , if and only if LN1Ψ (M1 ) ⊆ LN1Ψ (M2 ) . Corollary 1. M is a minimal generalised answer set of Ψ, A∗ if and only if M is an answer set of the corresponding ω-program W(Ψ, A∗ ), and is minimal with respect to it ...
... a ω-program, W(Ψ, A∗ ). Then, M1 is inclusion-preferred to M2 , denoted as M1 ≤I M2 , if and only if LN1Ψ (M1 ) ⊆ LN1Ψ (M2 ) . Corollary 1. M is a minimal generalised answer set of Ψ, A∗ if and only if M is an answer set of the corresponding ω-program W(Ψ, A∗ ), and is minimal with respect to it ...
Questions Arising from a Proto-Neural Cognitive Architecture
... A standard comment in the 80s and even today is that neurons are too complex to understand, and research should instead concentrate on non-neural connectionist models (Smolensky 1988). These comments have helped to lead to a range of mechanisms that may help develop understanding of neural processin ...
... A standard comment in the 80s and even today is that neurons are too complex to understand, and research should instead concentrate on non-neural connectionist models (Smolensky 1988). These comments have helped to lead to a range of mechanisms that may help develop understanding of neural processin ...
Invited Paper Neural networks in engineering D.T. Pham Intelligent
... In eqn (3(a)), net, is the total weighted sum of input signals to neuron j and y.(t) is the target output for neuron j. As there are no target outputs for hidden neurons, in eqn (3(b)), the difference between the target and actual output of a hidden neuron j is replaced by the weighted sum of the 6^ ...
... In eqn (3(a)), net, is the total weighted sum of input signals to neuron j and y.(t) is the target output for neuron j. As there are no target outputs for hidden neurons, in eqn (3(b)), the difference between the target and actual output of a hidden neuron j is replaced by the weighted sum of the 6^ ...
Alien Minds - Susan Schneider
... that creatures so vastly different from us, being silicon-based, would have inner experience at all? This problem relates to what philosophers call the hard problem of consciousness, a problem that was posed in the context of human consciousness by the philosopher David Chalmers (Chalmers 2008). Ch ...
... that creatures so vastly different from us, being silicon-based, would have inner experience at all? This problem relates to what philosophers call the hard problem of consciousness, a problem that was posed in the context of human consciousness by the philosopher David Chalmers (Chalmers 2008). Ch ...
Intelligent Agents
... state – the higher the utility the better the state. The task of the agent is to maximize utility without being told how to do so. An example of the use of such a utility function is in Tileworld (Pollack, 1990). Tileworld is a simulated, two-dimensional grid environment, both dynamic and unpredicta ...
... state – the higher the utility the better the state. The task of the agent is to maximize utility without being told how to do so. An example of the use of such a utility function is in Tileworld (Pollack, 1990). Tileworld is a simulated, two-dimensional grid environment, both dynamic and unpredicta ...
PANGEA: A New Platform for Developing Virtual Organizations of
... All platforms for creating multiagent systems existing to date should be studied according to two principal categories: those that simply support the creation and interaction of agents, and those that permit the creation of virtual organizations with such key concepts as norms and roles. We will fir ...
... All platforms for creating multiagent systems existing to date should be studied according to two principal categories: those that simply support the creation and interaction of agents, and those that permit the creation of virtual organizations with such key concepts as norms and roles. We will fir ...
AAAI Proceedings Template
... against each other. Overall, however, it will be the domain independent, large scale systems with sophisticated cognitive processes and flexible I/O that will do well, which, of course, is a deliberate intention to be embedded in the competition’s design. The first competition, however, will encoura ...
... against each other. Overall, however, it will be the domain independent, large scale systems with sophisticated cognitive processes and flexible I/O that will do well, which, of course, is a deliberate intention to be embedded in the competition’s design. The first competition, however, will encoura ...
Computability and Learnability of Weightless Neural Networks
... where the abbreviated notation means: WRL is the set of weighted regular languages, RL is the set of regular languages, CFL is the set of context-free languages, CSL is the set of context-sensitive languages and TZL is the set of type zero languages. In order to show that the computational power of ...
... where the abbreviated notation means: WRL is the set of weighted regular languages, RL is the set of regular languages, CFL is the set of context-free languages, CSL is the set of context-sensitive languages and TZL is the set of type zero languages. In order to show that the computational power of ...
Multi-agent MDP and POMDP Models for Coordination
... COM-MTDP framework for analyzing communication ...
... COM-MTDP framework for analyzing communication ...
knowledge representation, issues in natural language
... 5750. VLSI Testing. 3 hours. Advanced experience with CAD tools for VLSI design, IC testing. Design project from CSCE 5730 to be fabricated and tested. Implementation and verification of test programs, IC testing and troubleshooting, legal, economic, and ethical design issues. Oral presentations and ...
... 5750. VLSI Testing. 3 hours. Advanced experience with CAD tools for VLSI design, IC testing. Design project from CSCE 5730 to be fabricated and tested. Implementation and verification of test programs, IC testing and troubleshooting, legal, economic, and ethical design issues. Oral presentations and ...
TEFATE: Finite-state technologies applied to specialized translation
... Many of the basic techniques developed during this project, especially those related to finitestate transducers, have been transferred to Apertium, an open-source shallow-transfer machine translation engine scheduled to be released at the end of July 2005 and developed as part of another project. Ap ...
... Many of the basic techniques developed during this project, especially those related to finitestate transducers, have been transferred to Apertium, an open-source shallow-transfer machine translation engine scheduled to be released at the end of July 2005 and developed as part of another project. Ap ...
How to Pass a Turing Test: Syntactic Semantics, Natural
... What happenedhere? Perhapsfirstby analogy or metaphoricalextension, 'computer' came to be applied to machines. And then, over the years, it has been applied to a large variety of machines: vacuum-tube computers, transistor-basedcomputers, VLSI computers, mainframes, workstations, laptops, "Wintel"ma ...
... What happenedhere? Perhapsfirstby analogy or metaphoricalextension, 'computer' came to be applied to machines. And then, over the years, it has been applied to a large variety of machines: vacuum-tube computers, transistor-basedcomputers, VLSI computers, mainframes, workstations, laptops, "Wintel"ma ...
agent function
... function Model-Based-Reflex-Agent(percept) returns an action static: state, a description of the current world rules, a set of condition-action rules action, the most recent action state <- Update-State (state, action, percept) rule <- Rule-Match (state, rules) ...
... function Model-Based-Reflex-Agent(percept) returns an action static: state, a description of the current world rules, a set of condition-action rules action, the most recent action state <- Update-State (state, action, percept) rule <- Rule-Match (state, rules) ...
sv-lncs - HEIG-VD
... perceived so directly, neither alternate nor remote locations can be sensed, to say nothing of hypothetical, virtual worlds. Those strong constraints limit the possible benefits of purely reactive systems. Real-world systems always suffer from delays, which are crucial for closed-loop systems behavi ...
... perceived so directly, neither alternate nor remote locations can be sensed, to say nothing of hypothetical, virtual worlds. Those strong constraints limit the possible benefits of purely reactive systems. Real-world systems always suffer from delays, which are crucial for closed-loop systems behavi ...