04/24 --- AI: Science or Engineering?
... Artificial intelligence began in the 1950s as an inquiry into the nature of intelligence. It used computers as a revolutionary tool to simulate, indeed exhibit, intelligence, thereby providing a means for examining it in utmost detail. “B.C.“, before computers, the only observable examples of intell ...
... Artificial intelligence began in the 1950s as an inquiry into the nature of intelligence. It used computers as a revolutionary tool to simulate, indeed exhibit, intelligence, thereby providing a means for examining it in utmost detail. “B.C.“, before computers, the only observable examples of intell ...
Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence: an empirical science
... Artificial intelligence began in the 1950s as an inquiry into the nature of intelligence. It used computers as a revolutionary tool to simulate, indeed exhibit, intelligence, thereby providing a means for examining it in utmost detail. “B.C.“, before computers, the only observable examples of intell ...
... Artificial intelligence began in the 1950s as an inquiry into the nature of intelligence. It used computers as a revolutionary tool to simulate, indeed exhibit, intelligence, thereby providing a means for examining it in utmost detail. “B.C.“, before computers, the only observable examples of intell ...
CE514 - NUI Galway
... Bonded Modules (modules which are to be examined at the same date and time) ...
... Bonded Modules (modules which are to be examined at the same date and time) ...
The Symbol Grounding Problem has been solved. So
... joint action and dialogue possible. The crucial insight is that the grounding of symbols is not a once and for all affair, but a matter of progressive and continuous coordination. Classifiers operationalising the use of a symbol are constantly adapted by the agents, both to deal better with the env ...
... joint action and dialogue possible. The crucial insight is that the grounding of symbols is not a once and for all affair, but a matter of progressive and continuous coordination. Classifiers operationalising the use of a symbol are constantly adapted by the agents, both to deal better with the env ...
The calculus of self-modifiable algorithms: planning, scheduling and
... designed to be a universal theory for intelligent and parallel systems, integrating various styles of programming and applied in different domains of future generation computers. The use of artificial intelligence in future generation computers requires different forms of parallelism, learning, reas ...
... designed to be a universal theory for intelligent and parallel systems, integrating various styles of programming and applied in different domains of future generation computers. The use of artificial intelligence in future generation computers requires different forms of parallelism, learning, reas ...
EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION
... time, evolutionary computation has matured from a fringe element of computer science to a well-recognized serious endeavor. Although specific numbers are difficult to estimate, it would not be unreasonable to believe that over 10,000 papers have now been published in evolutionary computation. In 200 ...
... time, evolutionary computation has matured from a fringe element of computer science to a well-recognized serious endeavor. Although specific numbers are difficult to estimate, it would not be unreasonable to believe that over 10,000 papers have now been published in evolutionary computation. In 200 ...
Dia 0 - TU/e
... • Adaptation through prerequisites • Various prerequisite structures are possible for the same course • Time estimation for authoring an adaptive online course (TU/e master students who followed Adaptive Systems course) - 10 to 25 hours ...
... • Adaptation through prerequisites • Various prerequisite structures are possible for the same course • Time estimation for authoring an adaptive online course (TU/e master students who followed Adaptive Systems course) - 10 to 25 hours ...
Substitutive competition: Virtual pets as competitive buffers to
... Indirect competition: virtual pets as buffers to competition Because indirect competition holds substitutes for students, it might bring a major advantage: the substitutes as competitive buffers alleviate possible damages to pupils’ self-confidence or selfefficacy when they lose in the competition. ...
... Indirect competition: virtual pets as buffers to competition Because indirect competition holds substitutes for students, it might bring a major advantage: the substitutes as competitive buffers alleviate possible damages to pupils’ self-confidence or selfefficacy when they lose in the competition. ...
The Intellectual Development and Structure of Decision
... inductive machine learning in an adaptive decision support system. by incorporating machine learning capabilities for model management . the system adapts itself to the environment through continuously updating and refining the knowledge-base . (6) Model integration using metagraph: the process of m ...
... inductive machine learning in an adaptive decision support system. by incorporating machine learning capabilities for model management . the system adapts itself to the environment through continuously updating and refining the knowledge-base . (6) Model integration using metagraph: the process of m ...
Charles M. Beasley, Jr. by William Z. Potter
... and being able to validate or refute those hypotheses through developing computer systems. The AI modeled those hypotheses and could either validate them as possibly relevant to human information processing or invalidate them. These were the early days of the evolving entity of cognitive science, a ...
... and being able to validate or refute those hypotheses through developing computer systems. The AI modeled those hypotheses and could either validate them as possibly relevant to human information processing or invalidate them. These were the early days of the evolving entity of cognitive science, a ...
Using Artificial Intelligence to Build Next Generation Solutions
... probability for selling 2 apples is z, etc). Having the full probability density distribution available allows the subsequent decision to be optimized — in the case of the apples: How many should be ordered from the wholesaler, keeping further constraints into account and optimizing the business obj ...
... probability for selling 2 apples is z, etc). Having the full probability density distribution available allows the subsequent decision to be optimized — in the case of the apples: How many should be ordered from the wholesaler, keeping further constraints into account and optimizing the business obj ...
John McCarthy – Father of Artificial Intelligence
... with the brain. The discussions kindled McCarthy’s interest in computers and the possibility of making them think like people. In 1949 he moved to Princeton University to pursue doctoral studies in mathematics. His thesis was related to the solution of partial differential equations. He was awarded ...
... with the brain. The discussions kindled McCarthy’s interest in computers and the possibility of making them think like people. In 1949 he moved to Princeton University to pursue doctoral studies in mathematics. His thesis was related to the solution of partial differential equations. He was awarded ...
Is Artificial Intelligence an empirical or a priori science?
... It began with a lecture given upon their presentation with the Turing Award in 1975, Allen Newel and Herbert A. Simon argued that the study of computers is an empirical discipline. They said that “Each new program that is built is an experiment”. As they envisage it, the program poses a question, i ...
... It began with a lecture given upon their presentation with the Turing Award in 1975, Allen Newel and Herbert A. Simon argued that the study of computers is an empirical discipline. They said that “Each new program that is built is an experiment”. As they envisage it, the program poses a question, i ...
The IEEE Global Initiative for Ethical Considerations in Artificial
... and ethical without losing the beauty of randomness in human behavior. She is focused on developing the use of blockchain to create identity as a service, applying humanistic and purposeful values in an organization, and creating modes of privacy that are understood by all members of our ecosystem. ...
... and ethical without losing the beauty of randomness in human behavior. She is focused on developing the use of blockchain to create identity as a service, applying humanistic and purposeful values in an organization, and creating modes of privacy that are understood by all members of our ecosystem. ...
Intelligent Agents
... Philosophy: Early AI made strong promises, philosophers started to ask whether human cognition has inherent aspects which cannot be transferred to a computer (Dreyfus, Searle). AI is an interesting area for philosophical studies of mind. Linguistics: Chomsky had very strong influence to computer sci ...
... Philosophy: Early AI made strong promises, philosophers started to ask whether human cognition has inherent aspects which cannot be transferred to a computer (Dreyfus, Searle). AI is an interesting area for philosophical studies of mind. Linguistics: Chomsky had very strong influence to computer sci ...
Artificial Human Nature Warren Sack
... distinguishes humans from machines by insisting that machines do not have soul, spirit, feeling, or emotion. In other words, a romantic position identifies the irrational side of humans as an essential quality. As Lanier points out, materialism is one possible position in opposition to his. However, ...
... distinguishes humans from machines by insisting that machines do not have soul, spirit, feeling, or emotion. In other words, a romantic position identifies the irrational side of humans as an essential quality. As Lanier points out, materialism is one possible position in opposition to his. However, ...
Course Organization
... You can discuss the homeworks with other members of the class, myself, or the TA. However, do not look at or copy anyone else's solutions. I am not concerned with how you come to understand the problem and how to solve it, but once you have the background necessary to solve it, you must provide your ...
... You can discuss the homeworks with other members of the class, myself, or the TA. However, do not look at or copy anyone else's solutions. I am not concerned with how you come to understand the problem and how to solve it, but once you have the background necessary to solve it, you must provide your ...
Cognitive Requirements for Agent
... versus learner control must be carefully considered: 1) instantiating the instructional purpose of the environment on a constructivist (high learner control) to instructivist (high program/agent control) continuum; 2) managing feedback (in terms of type, timing, amount, explicitness); 3) defining th ...
... versus learner control must be carefully considered: 1) instantiating the instructional purpose of the environment on a constructivist (high learner control) to instructivist (high program/agent control) continuum; 2) managing feedback (in terms of type, timing, amount, explicitness); 3) defining th ...
Toward a Large-Scale Characterization of the Learning Chain Reaction
... of the linear fit exhibit the standard error several times along a substantial fraction of the curve (not shown in Figure 3A). A more rigorous validation of the result will be presented ...
... of the linear fit exhibit the standard error several times along a substantial fraction of the curve (not shown in Figure 3A). A more rigorous validation of the result will be presented ...
Real Robots Don`t Drive Straight
... ability of robots to carry out pre-programmed motions. Contest designs may include even fewer features that allow the development of genuine feedback solutions. FLL robots will migrate toward open-loop solutions, in which the robots simply carry out a series of pre-planned actions. Of course, in ord ...
... ability of robots to carry out pre-programmed motions. Contest designs may include even fewer features that allow the development of genuine feedback solutions. FLL robots will migrate toward open-loop solutions, in which the robots simply carry out a series of pre-planned actions. Of course, in ord ...
PPT
... More recently, he wrote: ‘Brains are far more than mere computers… Intelligence cannot exist without consciousness. Artificial consciousness: that sounds like a taller order, and indeed it is. … So what I believed in 1969 is what I do not believe in 2001’ (New Scientist 09/15/01). October 27, 2009 ...
... More recently, he wrote: ‘Brains are far more than mere computers… Intelligence cannot exist without consciousness. Artificial consciousness: that sounds like a taller order, and indeed it is. … So what I believed in 1969 is what I do not believe in 2001’ (New Scientist 09/15/01). October 27, 2009 ...
FULL TEXT
... Associate professor, Ph.D., in 1994 defended Ph.D. thesis "Application of mathematical methods in scientific research." Dean of Faculty of Computer Science at Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University. Currently his research interests include multicriteria optimization, functional programming, fundame ...
... Associate professor, Ph.D., in 1994 defended Ph.D. thesis "Application of mathematical methods in scientific research." Dean of Faculty of Computer Science at Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University. Currently his research interests include multicriteria optimization, functional programming, fundame ...
SIGCHI Conference Paper Format
... art of the development of pervasive computing and its applications. Findings – SAGAware is closely related to the levels of automation and large-scale uptake of pervasive applications. It is an interdisciplinary research area requiring collaboration and cooperation of multiple research communities. ...
... art of the development of pervasive computing and its applications. Findings – SAGAware is closely related to the levels of automation and large-scale uptake of pervasive applications. It is an interdisciplinary research area requiring collaboration and cooperation of multiple research communities. ...
Cognitive Robotics - Cognitive Science Department
... capabilities to enable the achievement of complex goals in complex environments. Cognitive robotics is focused on using animal cognition as a starting point for the development of robotic computational algorithms, as opposed to more traditional Artificial Intelligence techniques, which may or may no ...
... capabilities to enable the achievement of complex goals in complex environments. Cognitive robotics is focused on using animal cognition as a starting point for the development of robotic computational algorithms, as opposed to more traditional Artificial Intelligence techniques, which may or may no ...
knowledge representation, issues in natural language
... intractable problems. Prerequisite(s): consent of department. 6150. Complexity of Parallel Computation. 3 hours. Models of parallel computation-justification and buildability; inherent parallelism and communication costs; techniques for efficient parallelization. Lower and upper complexity bounds; t ...
... intractable problems. Prerequisite(s): consent of department. 6150. Complexity of Parallel Computation. 3 hours. Models of parallel computation-justification and buildability; inherent parallelism and communication costs; techniques for efficient parallelization. Lower and upper complexity bounds; t ...