PPT
... Why do we need another paradigm than symbolic AI for building “intelligent” machines? • Symbolic AI is well-suited for representing explicit knowledge that can be appropriately formalized. • However, learning in biological systems is mostly implicit – it is an adaptation process based on uncertain i ...
... Why do we need another paradigm than symbolic AI for building “intelligent” machines? • Symbolic AI is well-suited for representing explicit knowledge that can be appropriately formalized. • However, learning in biological systems is mostly implicit – it is an adaptation process based on uncertain i ...
2 . The Role of Learning in the Task Domain
... functional validity information (Balzer et al. 1989). A number of studies have concluded that task information is the most effective in fostering learning and making accurate judgments (Adelman 1981; Hoffman et al. 1981b; Newton 1965). In addition, KBS explanations should play a role to transfer kn ...
... functional validity information (Balzer et al. 1989). A number of studies have concluded that task information is the most effective in fostering learning and making accurate judgments (Adelman 1981; Hoffman et al. 1981b; Newton 1965). In addition, KBS explanations should play a role to transfer kn ...
Reconciling Mechanistic and Non-Mechanistic Explanation in
... together; or, conversely, to take a bunch of parts and try to build the thing out of them. This “understanding by building” ethos is what links cognitive science with AI and robotics (Ekbia, 2008). Again, the component parts need not be physical parts; they can just as well be abstract entities, suc ...
... together; or, conversely, to take a bunch of parts and try to build the thing out of them. This “understanding by building” ethos is what links cognitive science with AI and robotics (Ekbia, 2008). Again, the component parts need not be physical parts; they can just as well be abstract entities, suc ...
P.O. Box 3011 Commerce, Texas 75429 972-226-2419 903-886-5401
... establishment of an undergraduate and graduate Computer Science degree program. Teaching responsibilities included graduate and undergraduate Computer Science courses. Research in digital signal processing and prediction of ultrasound signals. Consultant at the University of Texas Health Science Cen ...
... establishment of an undergraduate and graduate Computer Science degree program. Teaching responsibilities included graduate and undergraduate Computer Science courses. Research in digital signal processing and prediction of ultrasound signals. Consultant at the University of Texas Health Science Cen ...
Boden: Computer models of creativity
... must fit with the fact that creativity isn’t a special faculty, possessed only by a tiny Romantic elite. Rather, it’s a feature of human intelligence in general. Every time someone makes a witty remark, sings a new song to his or her sleepy baby, or even appreciates the topical political cartoons in ...
... must fit with the fact that creativity isn’t a special faculty, possessed only by a tiny Romantic elite. Rather, it’s a feature of human intelligence in general. Every time someone makes a witty remark, sings a new song to his or her sleepy baby, or even appreciates the topical political cartoons in ...
Bilgisayar Destekli Takdimler - Bilkent University Computer
... and if see someone, it will shoot. Meanwhile moving it should maximize its perception in order not to be killed. Therefore it should: ...
... and if see someone, it will shoot. Meanwhile moving it should maximize its perception in order not to be killed. Therefore it should: ...
HumansAndComputers F..
... How closely must a computer resemble a human for the computer to be considered intelligent? Do you think it is possible for computers to become more intelligent than people? Why might it be relatively easy for computers to become masters at chess while struggling with human vision and language? ...
... How closely must a computer resemble a human for the computer to be considered intelligent? Do you think it is possible for computers to become more intelligent than people? Why might it be relatively easy for computers to become masters at chess while struggling with human vision and language? ...
... reasoning applications. In this talk I will first sketch current approaches to case adaptation, issues in controlling the adaptation process, and howthose issues are being addressed. I will then highlight open problems that makecase adaptation a difficult research area and suggest possible ways to a ...
The Road to Enterprise AI
... with conviction that we may all be living in a massive computer simulation! But even as the fine line between Artificial Intelligence and the Real Intelligence of sentient beings continues to get blurred, how imminent is this brave new world and what should we do in the meantime? For those of us in ...
... with conviction that we may all be living in a massive computer simulation! But even as the fine line between Artificial Intelligence and the Real Intelligence of sentient beings continues to get blurred, how imminent is this brave new world and what should we do in the meantime? For those of us in ...
Developing Effective Robot Teammates for Human
... shared-environment human-robot collaboration. In Proceedings of the Collaborative Manipulation workshop at the 8th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction. IEEE. Hayes, B., and Scassellati, B. 2013b. Improving implicit communication in mixed human-robot teams with social force d ...
... shared-environment human-robot collaboration. In Proceedings of the Collaborative Manipulation workshop at the 8th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction. IEEE. Hayes, B., and Scassellati, B. 2013b. Improving implicit communication in mixed human-robot teams with social force d ...
1 Beginnings of a revolution
... to be intelligible to both high school and first-year university students and to stimulate their interest in the wide range of opportunities of a career in computer science. We also hope that it will provide general readers with an understandable and accessible account of how computers work, as well ...
... to be intelligible to both high school and first-year university students and to stimulate their interest in the wide range of opportunities of a career in computer science. We also hope that it will provide general readers with an understandable and accessible account of how computers work, as well ...
Computing News – Spring 2016
... Marc Deisenroth is a recipient of a prestigious Google Faculty Research Award for 2016 in the category of Machine Learning. The one-year award supports the work of world-class, permanent faculty members at top universities around the world with the aim of advancing cutting-edge research in computer ...
... Marc Deisenroth is a recipient of a prestigious Google Faculty Research Award for 2016 in the category of Machine Learning. The one-year award supports the work of world-class, permanent faculty members at top universities around the world with the aim of advancing cutting-edge research in computer ...
S04601119125
... Computer is used by every people either at their work or at home. Our aim is to make computers that can understand human language and can develop a user friendly human computer interfaces (HCI). Human gestures are perceived by vision. The research is for determining human gestures to create an HCI. ...
... Computer is used by every people either at their work or at home. Our aim is to make computers that can understand human language and can develop a user friendly human computer interfaces (HCI). Human gestures are perceived by vision. The research is for determining human gestures to create an HCI. ...
How engineeRing caRRied out tHe PRoject
... indicated more clearly than the muscles of a farmer in ...
... indicated more clearly than the muscles of a farmer in ...
Step back and look at the Science
... Or do they simply lack the experience of adults? Is development gradual - accumulation of knowledge Or does it take big jumps - step from one way of thinking to another? Are children born with innate knowledge Or do they figure things out through experience? Is development driven by the ...
... Or do they simply lack the experience of adults? Is development gradual - accumulation of knowledge Or does it take big jumps - step from one way of thinking to another? Are children born with innate knowledge Or do they figure things out through experience? Is development driven by the ...
2015 Annual Report - Future of Life Institute
... Society was held at AAAI in spring of 2015. FLI’s Marc Warner worked with CSER to host an event at the Policy Exchange in London. Max Tegmark spoke at both the United Nations and the Nobel Week Dialogue about the future of AI. FLI’s Richard Mallah helped organize a popular symposium at NIPS about ke ...
... Society was held at AAAI in spring of 2015. FLI’s Marc Warner worked with CSER to host an event at the Policy Exchange in London. Max Tegmark spoke at both the United Nations and the Nobel Week Dialogue about the future of AI. FLI’s Richard Mallah helped organize a popular symposium at NIPS about ke ...
On supporting the process of learning design through planners
... Planning in AI has been defined as the process of search and arrangement of a sequence of actions that allow the attainment of a concrete objective. From this definition, we can consider learning design as a planning problem, in which the objectives are some expected learning outcomes, and the actio ...
... Planning in AI has been defined as the process of search and arrangement of a sequence of actions that allow the attainment of a concrete objective. From this definition, we can consider learning design as a planning problem, in which the objectives are some expected learning outcomes, and the actio ...
Course Evaluation - East Stroudsburg University
... East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania CPSC 486 – Computer Science Internship Debriefing Report to be submitted by the intern at the completion of his or her internship. Name: ________________________________________ ...
... East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania CPSC 486 – Computer Science Internship Debriefing Report to be submitted by the intern at the completion of his or her internship. Name: ________________________________________ ...
Week - Quality and Innovation
... METHODS OF EVALUATION GRADING The goal of this course is to produce artifacts that demonstrate your understanding of the topics that we cover, and that provide value to real clients and/or real people (including your instructors, the students within your learning community, and students who will par ...
... METHODS OF EVALUATION GRADING The goal of this course is to produce artifacts that demonstrate your understanding of the topics that we cover, and that provide value to real clients and/or real people (including your instructors, the students within your learning community, and students who will par ...
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... This course is offered as a series of the ongoing MFE Speaker Series where industry specialists are invited as guest speakers for seminars to share their knowledge, expertise and experience on FE topics. It aims to give students the opportunity to learn from industry experts on the current/prevailin ...
... This course is offered as a series of the ongoing MFE Speaker Series where industry specialists are invited as guest speakers for seminars to share their knowledge, expertise and experience on FE topics. It aims to give students the opportunity to learn from industry experts on the current/prevailin ...
Wearable Computing System with Input
... has been proposed so far. One of the difficult problems on wearable computing systems is input and output devices in particular input device. There are some proposed input devices for wearable computing systems such as “Project Glass”1 and “Contact Lens” 2 . These require relatively expensive device ...
... has been proposed so far. One of the difficult problems on wearable computing systems is input and output devices in particular input device. There are some proposed input devices for wearable computing systems such as “Project Glass”1 and “Contact Lens” 2 . These require relatively expensive device ...
19-21 - University of Pittsburgh
... Previously, we developed an expert model of case-based reasoning, which is the basis for an intelligent tutoring system to teach law students argumentation with previous cases available as texts. The texts are legal opinions in which judges record their decisions and rationales for litigated disput ...
... Previously, we developed an expert model of case-based reasoning, which is the basis for an intelligent tutoring system to teach law students argumentation with previous cases available as texts. The texts are legal opinions in which judges record their decisions and rationales for litigated disput ...
Reports of the AAAI 2008 Spring Symposia
... resources. The goal of the Symbiotic Relationships between the Semantic Web and Software Engineering symposium was to explore how the lessons learned by the knowledge-engineering community over the past three decades could be applied to the bold research agenda of current workers in semantic web tec ...
... resources. The goal of the Symbiotic Relationships between the Semantic Web and Software Engineering symposium was to explore how the lessons learned by the knowledge-engineering community over the past three decades could be applied to the bold research agenda of current workers in semantic web tec ...
