TechGuide 4
... • Difficulties of Using Expert Systems – Transferring domain expertise from human experts to the expert system can be difficult because people cannot always explain what they know – Even if the domain experts can explain their entire reasoning process, automating that process may not be possible – I ...
... • Difficulties of Using Expert Systems – Transferring domain expertise from human experts to the expert system can be difficult because people cannot always explain what they know – Even if the domain experts can explain their entire reasoning process, automating that process may not be possible – I ...
Teachable agents 2
... “Expertise, Motivation, and Teaching in Learning by Teaching Systems, International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education 14: 67-106. • Task domain: Boolean Algebra • Reciprocal: user decides who will solve problem • Communication: Editing agent’s knowledge • Evaluation: Yes ...
... “Expertise, Motivation, and Teaching in Learning by Teaching Systems, International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education 14: 67-106. • Task domain: Boolean Algebra • Reciprocal: user decides who will solve problem • Communication: Editing agent’s knowledge • Evaluation: Yes ...
TATIANA A. GAVRILOVA
... Fulbright Scholarship Award, University of Pittsburgh, 2005 ITHEA prize for Outstanding Achievements in the field of Information Theories and Applications, 2003 Senior Fulbright Scholar in Penn State University, USA, 1998 Project leader of several research and development international and national ...
... Fulbright Scholarship Award, University of Pittsburgh, 2005 ITHEA prize for Outstanding Achievements in the field of Information Theories and Applications, 2003 Senior Fulbright Scholar in Penn State University, USA, 1998 Project leader of several research and development international and national ...
AI and Education - Grand Challenges
... systems that are founded on cognitive theories and there has been real progress in creating tools that make it easier to build upon components of previous systems. This is important in giving a foundation for exploration of new challenges and for moving towards real world deployment. The exemplars o ...
... systems that are founded on cognitive theories and there has been real progress in creating tools that make it easier to build upon components of previous systems. This is important in giving a foundation for exploration of new challenges and for moving towards real world deployment. The exemplars o ...
Junior CFP - IEEE SMC 2017
... one of the most modern conference facility in North America, with majestic mountain view. On the SMC 2017 flagship conference of the IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society the SMC Junior 2017 will be organized again this year. It provides an international forum for student and young researchers ...
... one of the most modern conference facility in North America, with majestic mountain view. On the SMC 2017 flagship conference of the IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society the SMC Junior 2017 will be organized again this year. It provides an international forum for student and young researchers ...
Cognitive architectures
... symbolic data-structure, reasoned about, and then used to plan and act in the world. The approach has also been labelled by many as the information processing (or symbol manipulation) approach to cognition. Cognitivism has been the predominant approach and to date it is still prevalent. In cognitivi ...
... symbolic data-structure, reasoned about, and then used to plan and act in the world. The approach has also been labelled by many as the information processing (or symbol manipulation) approach to cognition. Cognitivism has been the predominant approach and to date it is still prevalent. In cognitivi ...
Preparation of Papers in a Two-Column Format for the 21st Annual
... for a particular user according to his goals. This can be achieved by applying the notation of semantic networks (see Fig. 1): each node is a unit of study (including the characteristics of the type of material, its being wanted, importance, complexity, developed competencies as well as storing refe ...
... for a particular user according to his goals. This can be achieved by applying the notation of semantic networks (see Fig. 1): each node is a unit of study (including the characteristics of the type of material, its being wanted, importance, complexity, developed competencies as well as storing refe ...
Fifty Years of AI: From Symbols to Embodiment
... difference between finding a solution or getting swamped in irrelevant details. A host of new research questions was born and explored through an amazing variety of frameworks for knowledge representation and knowledge processing. Many ideas from logic could be pulled into AI and AI gave new challen ...
... difference between finding a solution or getting swamped in irrelevant details. A host of new research questions was born and explored through an amazing variety of frameworks for knowledge representation and knowledge processing. Many ideas from logic could be pulled into AI and AI gave new challen ...
sv-lncs - United International College
... response set. The shortcoming of this system is that it cannot adequately answer all of the queries given to it as Russesl et al. in [2] contends that ALICEBOTs have no cognitive theory behind them, instead they blindly rely on canned response to matched queries. Alicebots are also able to expand th ...
... response set. The shortcoming of this system is that it cannot adequately answer all of the queries given to it as Russesl et al. in [2] contends that ALICEBOTs have no cognitive theory behind them, instead they blindly rely on canned response to matched queries. Alicebots are also able to expand th ...
Knowledge
... • List names and addresses of clients with a year to date balance of less than $50,000 who are headquartered in the midwest SELECT Name, Address FROM Client WHERE Region = “Midwest” AND YTD_Ord < 50000 ...
... • List names and addresses of clients with a year to date balance of less than $50,000 who are headquartered in the midwest SELECT Name, Address FROM Client WHERE Region = “Midwest” AND YTD_Ord < 50000 ...
Towards Computational Models of Artificial Cognitive Systems that
... A new trend: Mirror neurons – a mechanism for “mind reading” of other subjects Mirror neurons: are active when a subject performs a specific action as well as when the subject observes an other or a similar subject performing a similar action (Rizzolatti, 199x) “the discovery of mirror neurons in t ...
... A new trend: Mirror neurons – a mechanism for “mind reading” of other subjects Mirror neurons: are active when a subject performs a specific action as well as when the subject observes an other or a similar subject performing a similar action (Rizzolatti, 199x) “the discovery of mirror neurons in t ...
Towards Computational Models of Artificial Cognitive Systems that
... A new trend: Mirror neurons – a mechanism for “mind reading” of other subjects Mirror neurons: are active when a subject performs a specific action as well as when the subject observes an other or a similar subject performing a similar action (Rizzolatti, 199x) “the discovery of mirror neurons in t ...
... A new trend: Mirror neurons – a mechanism for “mind reading” of other subjects Mirror neurons: are active when a subject performs a specific action as well as when the subject observes an other or a similar subject performing a similar action (Rizzolatti, 199x) “the discovery of mirror neurons in t ...
Solving Everyday Physical Reasoning Problems
... To retrieve a relevant case, the system starts by using MAC/FAC on the problem sketch with low level visual properties removed, i.e. glyph orientations and relative sizes. For outcome problems the first retrieval is used. For DQA questions, the retrieval must also contain candidate inferences that c ...
... To retrieve a relevant case, the system starts by using MAC/FAC on the problem sketch with low level visual properties removed, i.e. glyph orientations and relative sizes. For outcome problems the first retrieval is used. For DQA questions, the retrieval must also contain candidate inferences that c ...
Basic Marketing, 16e - University of Hawaii at Hilo
... • Autonomous agent – can adapt and alter the manner in which it works • Distributed agent – works on multiple distinct computer systems • Mobile agent – can relocate itself onto different computer systems ...
... • Autonomous agent – can adapt and alter the manner in which it works • Distributed agent – works on multiple distinct computer systems • Mobile agent – can relocate itself onto different computer systems ...
CYBERNETICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Introduction to
... − To introduce basic ideas and concepts that are often used in very different contexts in various specialized ’cybernetics’ subjects ∗ Electric circuits, Systems and models, Systems and control, Theory of dynamical systems, Communication theory, Artificial Intelligence (Intro, I, II), Biocybernetics ...
... − To introduce basic ideas and concepts that are often used in very different contexts in various specialized ’cybernetics’ subjects ∗ Electric circuits, Systems and models, Systems and control, Theory of dynamical systems, Communication theory, Artificial Intelligence (Intro, I, II), Biocybernetics ...
Intelligent Systems: Perspectives and Research Challenges
... the action. Then it selects again an action for this new situation and determines the probable result. Thus it can choose not only one response rule but a complete plan of action. This allows us to create intelligent systems, which operate autonomously, interact naturally with thei ...
... the action. Then it selects again an action for this new situation and determines the probable result. Thus it can choose not only one response rule but a complete plan of action. This allows us to create intelligent systems, which operate autonomously, interact naturally with thei ...
The cognitive revolution: a historical perspective
... Harvard entitled ‘The Psychology of Language’. In the preface, I wrote: ‘The bias is behavioristic – not fanatically behavioristic, but certainly tainted by a preference. There does not seem to be a more scientific kind of bias, or, if there is, it turns out to be behaviorism after all.’ As I read t ...
... Harvard entitled ‘The Psychology of Language’. In the preface, I wrote: ‘The bias is behavioristic – not fanatically behavioristic, but certainly tainted by a preference. There does not seem to be a more scientific kind of bias, or, if there is, it turns out to be behaviorism after all.’ As I read t ...
animated version
... Frequently the messages have meaning; that is they refer to or are correlated according to some system with certain physical or conceptual entities. These semantic aspects of communication are irrelevant to the engineering problem. The significant aspect is that the actual message is one selected fr ...
... Frequently the messages have meaning; that is they refer to or are correlated according to some system with certain physical or conceptual entities. These semantic aspects of communication are irrelevant to the engineering problem. The significant aspect is that the actual message is one selected fr ...
