Multi-agent Planning via Mutually Constraining
... (with perhaps occasional appeals to an user to take predefined decisions) are possible. In more practical use, we envisage a mixedinitiative form of interaction in which users and systems proceed by mutually constraining the plan using their ownareas of strength. Coordination of problem solving must ...
... (with perhaps occasional appeals to an user to take predefined decisions) are possible. In more practical use, we envisage a mixedinitiative form of interaction in which users and systems proceed by mutually constraining the plan using their ownareas of strength. Coordination of problem solving must ...
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... – What aspects of world state should be represented? • Again, depends: on details of operators, states needed to make decisions • Example: traveling companions, radio broadcast, resources (food / fuel) ...
... – What aspects of world state should be represented? • Again, depends: on details of operators, states needed to make decisions • Example: traveling companions, radio broadcast, resources (food / fuel) ...
Managing the Work Flow of the Upgrade Procedure for Long Tunnels
... Each database provides one part of the information needed to completely comprehend the data, hence is not, in and of itself, sufficient to represent the entire data. Rather, it is their connectedness which makes the overall representation semantically rich. A similar problem is posed by [23], whose ...
... Each database provides one part of the information needed to completely comprehend the data, hence is not, in and of itself, sufficient to represent the entire data. Rather, it is their connectedness which makes the overall representation semantically rich. A similar problem is posed by [23], whose ...
Reports of the AAAI 2011 Fall Symposia
... research in the area. Proposals included flexible and scalable inference mechanisms, more natural approaches to acquiring knowledge over extended periods, techniques that interface general-purpose reasoning with specialized methods for spatial and visual processing, and motivational mechanisms that ...
... research in the area. Proposals included flexible and scalable inference mechanisms, more natural approaches to acquiring knowledge over extended periods, techniques that interface general-purpose reasoning with specialized methods for spatial and visual processing, and motivational mechanisms that ...
From: AAAI Technical Report S-9 -0 . Compilation copyright © 199
... Theprototypeprocessis primarilyintendedto establish the boundariesof the solution space. It is very important that the prototyping is used only to this end, as it is extremelydetrimental to consider the more complexdevelopmentissues at this stage e.g., representation, interface etc. As these decisio ...
... Theprototypeprocessis primarilyintendedto establish the boundariesof the solution space. It is very important that the prototyping is used only to this end, as it is extremelydetrimental to consider the more complexdevelopmentissues at this stage e.g., representation, interface etc. As these decisio ...
Using Intelligent Tutoring Systems in Instruction and Education
... 3. Computer Assisted Tutoring and Intelligent Tutoring System Student module, Tutor module, Expert module, User Interface module are present in ITS [2, 12, 14, 17 and 18]. The relation between tutor module and student module is formed only once by designer when the system is designed and it is const ...
... 3. Computer Assisted Tutoring and Intelligent Tutoring System Student module, Tutor module, Expert module, User Interface module are present in ITS [2, 12, 14, 17 and 18]. The relation between tutor module and student module is formed only once by designer when the system is designed and it is const ...
application of expert systems in wastewater treatment
... Similarly as there is no one definition of AI, there is no one generally accepted definition of an expert system. Hayes-Roth states that an expert system is knowledge–intensive program that solves problems that normally require human expertise. It performs many secondary functions as an expert does, ...
... Similarly as there is no one definition of AI, there is no one generally accepted definition of an expert system. Hayes-Roth states that an expert system is knowledge–intensive program that solves problems that normally require human expertise. It performs many secondary functions as an expert does, ...
An Enterprise Intelligent System Development and Solution
... There are various solutions that can be developed using the framework. We are developing a prototype solution for Retail Banking being implemented in one of the public sector banks in India. The typical retail banking functions other than transaction support, have been broadly classified into follow ...
... There are various solutions that can be developed using the framework. We are developing a prototype solution for Retail Banking being implemented in one of the public sector banks in India. The typical retail banking functions other than transaction support, have been broadly classified into follow ...
This Is a Publication of The American Association
... to other people.1 This, of course, will make it easier for other people to run comparative studies. They may show how bad your system is, but that is what science is all about. Kerschberg took an engineering view. He suggested taking some of the existing algorithms and seeing how they scale up on ve ...
... to other people.1 This, of course, will make it easier for other people to run comparative studies. They may show how bad your system is, but that is what science is all about. Kerschberg took an engineering view. He suggested taking some of the existing algorithms and seeing how they scale up on ve ...
Intelligent Information Access - Dipartimento di Informatica
... Exchange e-mail, sms, pictures Buy products and services online Use search engines to find information useful in their work and day-to-day life Exploit the Web for obtaining information instead of conventional sources like books, magazines and ...
... Exchange e-mail, sms, pictures Buy products and services online Use search engines to find information useful in their work and day-to-day life Exploit the Web for obtaining information instead of conventional sources like books, magazines and ...
Component-based Modeling of Dynamic Systems using
... circuits, one-junctions (common flow) represent series connections and zero-junctions (common effort) represent parallel connections. The connections between the primitive Bond Graph elements and the junctions are called bonds, each of which represents an effort and a flow variable. The product of t ...
... circuits, one-junctions (common flow) represent series connections and zero-junctions (common effort) represent parallel connections. The connections between the primitive Bond Graph elements and the junctions are called bonds, each of which represents an effort and a flow variable. The product of t ...
The Periodic Table of AI Intelligence The question of what
... Even when we are considering the concept of general AI—systems that are designed to be complete models of all human capabilities—it is important that we tease apart these different functionalities so that we can focus on both developing and evaluating them. It is equally important that we think abou ...
... Even when we are considering the concept of general AI—systems that are designed to be complete models of all human capabilities—it is important that we tease apart these different functionalities so that we can focus on both developing and evaluating them. It is equally important that we think abou ...
Course Outline
... Presents the techniques most commonly employed in the construction of decision support systems, and in making decisions with the support of the system. Presents the problems related to decision support systems that are not yet resolved satisfactorily at present and, therefore, are open research area ...
... Presents the techniques most commonly employed in the construction of decision support systems, and in making decisions with the support of the system. Presents the problems related to decision support systems that are not yet resolved satisfactorily at present and, therefore, are open research area ...
what can Artificial Intelligence bring to the musician?
... have a certain useful property in common. The structuring and representation of knowledge in symbolic AI programs is particularly important, for several reasons. For one thing, AI programs tend to have to deal with large bodies of densely interconnected information; the data needs to be structured i ...
... have a certain useful property in common. The structuring and representation of knowledge in symbolic AI programs is particularly important, for several reasons. For one thing, AI programs tend to have to deal with large bodies of densely interconnected information; the data needs to be structured i ...
Artificial Intelligence
... facts, it also includes the ability to use those facts in interacting with the world. • Basic premise of AI is that knowledge of something is the ability to form a mental model that accurately represents the thing as well as the actions than can be performed by it and on it. • By testing actions on ...
... facts, it also includes the ability to use those facts in interacting with the world. • Basic premise of AI is that knowledge of something is the ability to form a mental model that accurately represents the thing as well as the actions than can be performed by it and on it. • By testing actions on ...
Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
... Improved decision making Improved products and customer service Sustainable strategic advantage ...
... Improved decision making Improved products and customer service Sustainable strategic advantage ...
Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
... Improved decision making Improved products and customer service Sustainable strategic advantage ...
... Improved decision making Improved products and customer service Sustainable strategic advantage ...
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... 1. The need for a solution must justify the costs involved in development. There must be a realistic assessment of the costs and benefits involved. 2. Human expertise is not available in all situations where it is needed. in areas like oil exploration and medicine there may be rare specialised knowl ...
... 1. The need for a solution must justify the costs involved in development. There must be a realistic assessment of the costs and benefits involved. 2. Human expertise is not available in all situations where it is needed. in areas like oil exploration and medicine there may be rare specialised knowl ...
Strong Physical Symbol System hypothesis
... E.g won’t notice if medical history says patient weighs 14 pounds and is 130 years old. ...
... E.g won’t notice if medical history says patient weighs 14 pounds and is 130 years old. ...
Chapter: Chapter01: An Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
... 5. Much of the earliest human memory research (such as that conducted by Ebbinghaus) used: a) nonsense syllables and other relatively meaningless stimuli. b) operational definitions of thinking in terms of vocal speech. c) visual patterns in which stimulus elements were arranged in random ways. d) p ...
... 5. Much of the earliest human memory research (such as that conducted by Ebbinghaus) used: a) nonsense syllables and other relatively meaningless stimuli. b) operational definitions of thinking in terms of vocal speech. c) visual patterns in which stimulus elements were arranged in random ways. d) p ...
Object-based Intelligence in Office and Production Processes: A
... procedures, while the other points to a list of activities. This list represents the knowledge about how to accomplish the sequence of tasks at the current level of abstraction. In this way particular office activities and their activation conditions are represented explicitly. The WooRKS prototype ...
... procedures, while the other points to a list of activities. This list represents the knowledge about how to accomplish the sequence of tasks at the current level of abstraction. In this way particular office activities and their activation conditions are represented explicitly. The WooRKS prototype ...
Implementation of hybrid software architecture for Artificial
... hardly implement goal directed behavior where as most deliberative architectures are based on general purpose reasoning mechanisms which are not tractable and which are much less reactive. These disadvantages can be overcome by layered architectures. Layering is a powerful way of structuring the com ...
... hardly implement goal directed behavior where as most deliberative architectures are based on general purpose reasoning mechanisms which are not tractable and which are much less reactive. These disadvantages can be overcome by layered architectures. Layering is a powerful way of structuring the com ...