PSY 322/ORF 322 Human
... What are the fundamental differences between humans and machines, specifically: how can we use machines to study people, what are the functional elements of sensors, memory, control and actuators in humans? Views of the brain at work. Philosophical aspects of human-machine interactions. Turing's tes ...
... What are the fundamental differences between humans and machines, specifically: how can we use machines to study people, what are the functional elements of sensors, memory, control and actuators in humans? Views of the brain at work. Philosophical aspects of human-machine interactions. Turing's tes ...
Learning how to Learn Learning Algorithms: Recursive Self
... adjust a few hyperparameters such as mutation rates in evolution strategies (e.g., Rechenberg & Schwefel, 1960s) ...
... adjust a few hyperparameters such as mutation rates in evolution strategies (e.g., Rechenberg & Schwefel, 1960s) ...
Machine Learning CSCI 5622 - University of Colorado Boulder
... • The camera is our best sensor for physical human environments… – Humans are extremely good at interpreting the world visually – AI systems that work in the human physical world need to utilize visual data ...
... • The camera is our best sensor for physical human environments… – Humans are extremely good at interpreting the world visually – AI systems that work in the human physical world need to utilize visual data ...
Discovery Informatics: AI Opportunities in Scientific Discovery
... from energetic young students to retired professionals with interest and ability to volunteer time and resources [Savage 2012]. Science is a costly enterprise, and engaging the public enables scientists to harness massive amounts of volunteer effort from people who are able to make meaningful contri ...
... from energetic young students to retired professionals with interest and ability to volunteer time and resources [Savage 2012]. Science is a costly enterprise, and engaging the public enables scientists to harness massive amounts of volunteer effort from people who are able to make meaningful contri ...
Syllabus for M Sc - Rajshahi University Alumni Association
... Committee based on facilities available in the Department. Admission will be on the basis of merits (and if necessary), through admission test to be decided by the CSE Department. Eligibility for examination: In order to be eligible for taking the M.Sc. Examination, a candidate must have pursued a r ...
... Committee based on facilities available in the Department. Admission will be on the basis of merits (and if necessary), through admission test to be decided by the CSE Department. Eligibility for examination: In order to be eligible for taking the M.Sc. Examination, a candidate must have pursued a r ...
CSCE 330 Programming Language Structures
... and the robot, with the brain sending electrical impulses to drive the wheels of the robot, and receiving impulses from sensors that monitor the environment. The living tissue must be kept in a special temperature-controlled unit that communicates with the robot through a Bluetooth radio link. The r ...
... and the robot, with the brain sending electrical impulses to drive the wheels of the robot, and receiving impulses from sensors that monitor the environment. The living tissue must be kept in a special temperature-controlled unit that communicates with the robot through a Bluetooth radio link. The r ...
MIT OpenCourseWare | Scienc
... historians, sociologists, and anthropologists of science to provide multiple perspectives on the use of computers in diverse fields of physical, biological, and social sciences and the humanities. We will explore how the computer transformed scientific practice, and how the culture of computing was ...
... historians, sociologists, and anthropologists of science to provide multiple perspectives on the use of computers in diverse fields of physical, biological, and social sciences and the humanities. We will explore how the computer transformed scientific practice, and how the culture of computing was ...
author copy - scalab
... There were two invited talks. In the first one, Tristan Cazenave discussed recent progress in the field of single-agent Monte-Carlo search. In the second one, Stefan Edelkamp (who recently published a volume on heuristic search [2]) discussed some recent discoveries where comparing the performance o ...
... There were two invited talks. In the first one, Tristan Cazenave discussed recent progress in the field of single-agent Monte-Carlo search. In the second one, Stefan Edelkamp (who recently published a volume on heuristic search [2]) discussed some recent discoveries where comparing the performance o ...
Teachable agents 2
... Evaluation’s conditions • 5 forms of single-user instruction – User is tutor & agent is tutee (teachable agent) – User is tutee & agent is tutor (tutoring system) most motivating? Especially if mostly tutee early, like ...
... Evaluation’s conditions • 5 forms of single-user instruction – User is tutor & agent is tutee (teachable agent) – User is tutee & agent is tutor (tutoring system) most motivating? Especially if mostly tutee early, like ...
The Fifth Annual Symposium on Combinatorial Search
... There were two invited talks. In the first one, Tristan Cazenave discussed recent progress in the field of single-agent Monte-Carlo search. In the second one, Stefan Edelkamp (who recently published a volume on heuristic search [2]) discussed some recent discoveries where comparing the performance o ...
... There were two invited talks. In the first one, Tristan Cazenave discussed recent progress in the field of single-agent Monte-Carlo search. In the second one, Stefan Edelkamp (who recently published a volume on heuristic search [2]) discussed some recent discoveries where comparing the performance o ...
Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence
... and inputs – enables an embodied agent to learn action strategies without external supervision by increasing the likelihood that a “good” movement pattern can recur in the same behavioral context. Value systems may also be used to guide an exploratory process and hence allow a system to learn sensor ...
... and inputs – enables an embodied agent to learn action strategies without external supervision by increasing the likelihood that a “good” movement pattern can recur in the same behavioral context. Value systems may also be used to guide an exploratory process and hence allow a system to learn sensor ...
Research priorities for robust and beneficial artificial intelligence
... The successes of industrial applications of AI, from manufacturing to information services, demonstrate a growing impact on the economy, although there is disagreement about the exact nature of this impact and on how to distinguish between the effects of AI and those of other information technologie ...
... The successes of industrial applications of AI, from manufacturing to information services, demonstrate a growing impact on the economy, although there is disagreement about the exact nature of this impact and on how to distinguish between the effects of AI and those of other information technologie ...
Adaptive Business Intelligence (ABI) - MAP-i
... includes the decision-making process. BI systems often include elements of databases, data warehouses and data mining [1], while ABI systems encompass two additional modules: forecasting [3] and optimization [4], in order to enhance adaptability. In effect, adaptability is a vital component of any i ...
... includes the decision-making process. BI systems often include elements of databases, data warehouses and data mining [1], while ABI systems encompass two additional modules: forecasting [3] and optimization [4], in order to enhance adaptability. In effect, adaptability is a vital component of any i ...
pdf-fulltext - International Review of Information Ethics
... executed without thinking and arise by repeated and established acting, which could be forced by the regulations and frames of the interaction worlds or by humans themselves by not doubting and questioning their own interpretations and representations and those of other actors. Routine acting with a ...
... executed without thinking and arise by repeated and established acting, which could be forced by the regulations and frames of the interaction worlds or by humans themselves by not doubting and questioning their own interpretations and representations and those of other actors. Routine acting with a ...
artificial intelligence
... PROBLEM Three missionaries and three cannibals find themselves on one side of a river. They have agreed that they would like to get to the other side. The missionaries want to arrange the trip across the river so that the number of missionaries on either side of the river is never less than the numb ...
... PROBLEM Three missionaries and three cannibals find themselves on one side of a river. They have agreed that they would like to get to the other side. The missionaries want to arrange the trip across the river so that the number of missionaries on either side of the river is never less than the numb ...
A Tutorial Dialogue System with Knowledge
... Metonymy is the phenomenon where one refers to an entity using a closely related entity ( Jurafsky & Martin, 2000). In the geometry domain, students frequently use abbreviations like “the angles in a triangle sum to 180”, where they mean that the measures, not the angles themselves, sum to 180 degre ...
... Metonymy is the phenomenon where one refers to an entity using a closely related entity ( Jurafsky & Martin, 2000). In the geometry domain, students frequently use abbreviations like “the angles in a triangle sum to 180”, where they mean that the measures, not the angles themselves, sum to 180 degre ...
artificial intelligence: engineering, science, or slogan?
... rather different choices First, we could take AI to encompass all those processes that account for intelligence or adaptive behavior in humans and other animals. Among the many activities that underlie such behavior, it seems reasonable to distinguish between peripheral and central processes, in whi ...
... rather different choices First, we could take AI to encompass all those processes that account for intelligence or adaptive behavior in humans and other animals. Among the many activities that underlie such behavior, it seems reasonable to distinguish between peripheral and central processes, in whi ...
Candidate for Chair Yolanda Gil University of Southern California
... If elected as the SIGART Vice Chair, I will assist the chair in expanding upon the existing success of SIGART and push for a stronger presence in international countries including Asia, South America and Eastern Europe. First, SIGART should dramatically expand its membership among students and profe ...
... If elected as the SIGART Vice Chair, I will assist the chair in expanding upon the existing success of SIGART and push for a stronger presence in international countries including Asia, South America and Eastern Europe. First, SIGART should dramatically expand its membership among students and profe ...
Syllabus for M Sc - Rajshahi University Alumni Association
... Web Site: http://www.ru.ac.bd/cse ...
... Web Site: http://www.ru.ac.bd/cse ...
Com3240 Adaptive Intelligence - Department of Computer Science
... through which increasingly more complex cognitive structures emerge in the system as a result of interactions with the physical and social environment.” • Zlatev and Balkenius (2001 proceedings) ...
... through which increasingly more complex cognitive structures emerge in the system as a result of interactions with the physical and social environment.” • Zlatev and Balkenius (2001 proceedings) ...
Modelling the Enemy: Recursive Cognitive Models in Dynamic Environments
... Figure 1 Algorithm results for effectiveness (a) and believability (b). Effectiveness is measured as the number of points scored against, and believability as error in the modified Turing test, so lower is better for both Recursive level of opponent modelling was also varied. As with Burns(1998) Ze ...
... Figure 1 Algorithm results for effectiveness (a) and believability (b). Effectiveness is measured as the number of points scored against, and believability as error in the modified Turing test, so lower is better for both Recursive level of opponent modelling was also varied. As with Burns(1998) Ze ...
IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE)
... Mrs. M.S. Mythili1, Dr. A.R.Mohamed Shanavas2 ...
... Mrs. M.S. Mythili1, Dr. A.R.Mohamed Shanavas2 ...
"Computer Program Learns Language Rules and Composes
... It has long been the challenge of software programmers seeking to create devices capable of human interaction to impart to machines the ability to glean the subtleties of human communication, but insults and swear words also pose a unique challenge to make artificial intelligence agents with practic ...
... It has long been the challenge of software programmers seeking to create devices capable of human interaction to impart to machines the ability to glean the subtleties of human communication, but insults and swear words also pose a unique challenge to make artificial intelligence agents with practic ...
Learning styles - CS-UCY
... ontology could contain a useful knowledge that can be used to infer more interests than can be seen by just an observation. The aim of TEL is to improve learning. It is therefore an application domain that generally covers technologies that support all forms of learning activities. An important acti ...
... ontology could contain a useful knowledge that can be used to infer more interests than can be seen by just an observation. The aim of TEL is to improve learning. It is therefore an application domain that generally covers technologies that support all forms of learning activities. An important acti ...