Framework for Modeling the Cognitive Process
... forming our unique perspective. We acknowledge that this work represents a mere sampling of the wealth of knowledge available on this complex topic. The task before us represents a formidable challenge, one that involves the integration of information, intelligence and computers. Each of these entit ...
... forming our unique perspective. We acknowledge that this work represents a mere sampling of the wealth of knowledge available on this complex topic. The task before us represents a formidable challenge, one that involves the integration of information, intelligence and computers. Each of these entit ...
Presentation
... Fuzzy GIS approach is to apply different fuzzy membership functions to data layers. The Fuzzy GIS model (Smart Earth) described here, takes a different approach, compensating for data gaps by incorporating, or codifying, expert knowledge. ...
... Fuzzy GIS approach is to apply different fuzzy membership functions to data layers. The Fuzzy GIS model (Smart Earth) described here, takes a different approach, compensating for data gaps by incorporating, or codifying, expert knowledge. ...
Experiments in UNIX Co
... predictive accuracies for five methods on their data (Davison & Hirsh 1997). Online evaluation (train on the previous n data points; test on the current one) was used instead of the traditional training and test set partitioning or crossvalidation because of the sequential nature of the data. We fou ...
... predictive accuracies for five methods on their data (Davison & Hirsh 1997). Online evaluation (train on the previous n data points; test on the current one) was used instead of the traditional training and test set partitioning or crossvalidation because of the sequential nature of the data. We fou ...
Intelligence without representation* Rodney A. Brooks
... (Merkwelt in [15]) as humans. Other (vision) researchers will independently fill in the details at some other time and place. I object to this on two grounds. First, as Uexküll and others have pointed out, each animal species, and clearly each robot species with their own distinctly non-human sensor ...
... (Merkwelt in [15]) as humans. Other (vision) researchers will independently fill in the details at some other time and place. I object to this on two grounds. First, as Uexküll and others have pointed out, each animal species, and clearly each robot species with their own distinctly non-human sensor ...
Knowledge Representation I
... "The Semantic Web is not a separate Web but an extension of the current one, in which information is given well-defined meaning, better enabling computers and people to work in cooperation.“ Ref: "The Semantic Web" by Tim Berners-Lee, James Hendler, and Ora Lassila, Scientific American, 2001 ...
... "The Semantic Web is not a separate Web but an extension of the current one, in which information is given well-defined meaning, better enabling computers and people to work in cooperation.“ Ref: "The Semantic Web" by Tim Berners-Lee, James Hendler, and Ora Lassila, Scientific American, 2001 ...
Problem Solving Slides
... Within knowledge domains, expert problem solvers learn about types of problems and how best to represent each type • Practice operations used to solve problems within a domain Ability to rapidly carry out problem-solving operations allow experts to rapidly reason forward from current knowledge ...
... Within knowledge domains, expert problem solvers learn about types of problems and how best to represent each type • Practice operations used to solve problems within a domain Ability to rapidly carry out problem-solving operations allow experts to rapidly reason forward from current knowledge ...
Nils Nilsson PRINCIPLES OF ARTIFICIAL
... which is built around expositing specific systems, is gone. Though bibliographical and historical remarks occur with each chapter, they bear a relatively diffuse relation to the text. The above might be thought just a pedagogical choice, but it means that issues of total system organization receive ...
... which is built around expositing specific systems, is gone. Though bibliographical and historical remarks occur with each chapter, they bear a relatively diffuse relation to the text. The above might be thought just a pedagogical choice, but it means that issues of total system organization receive ...
OpenCogPrime - Ben Goertzel
... inference framework represents truth values in terms of multiple components (as opposed to the single probability values used in many probabilistic inference systems and formalisms): each item in OpenCog’s declarative memory has a confidence value associated with it, which tells how much weight the ...
... inference framework represents truth values in terms of multiple components (as opposed to the single probability values used in many probabilistic inference systems and formalisms): each item in OpenCog’s declarative memory has a confidence value associated with it, which tells how much weight the ...
Chapter 1 Introducti..
... – The recent development of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is giving neuroscientists detailed images of brain activity ...
... – The recent development of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is giving neuroscientists detailed images of brain activity ...
An Architecture for Intelligent Collaborative Educational Systems
... Knowledge-based educational software, such as intelligent tutoring systems, have historically been large, self-contained programs with specialized platform requirements. To make these technologies viable, we must be able add component functionality incrementally, and enable systems to interoperate w ...
... Knowledge-based educational software, such as intelligent tutoring systems, have historically been large, self-contained programs with specialized platform requirements. To make these technologies viable, we must be able add component functionality incrementally, and enable systems to interoperate w ...
Proposition level
... • Construct next Proposition level considering all add & delete effects • Check for Mutex links in Action and Proposition level (actions-that-I-am-exclusive-of-list) ...
... • Construct next Proposition level considering all add & delete effects • Check for Mutex links in Action and Proposition level (actions-that-I-am-exclusive-of-list) ...
Cognitive Informatics: Towards Future Generation Computers that
... Cognitive Informatics (CI) that leads to the design and implementation of future generation computers known as the cognitive computers that are capable of thinking and feeling. The theory and philosophy behind the next generation computers and computing technologies are CI. The theoretical framework ...
... Cognitive Informatics (CI) that leads to the design and implementation of future generation computers known as the cognitive computers that are capable of thinking and feeling. The theory and philosophy behind the next generation computers and computing technologies are CI. The theoretical framework ...
the PDF
... View will show how to strategically and operationally create Digital Collaboration and Knowledge Integration in an ever more complex and globalized world by harnessing a simple yet powerful framework consisting of three areas across three dimensions. Organizations today need to cope with an unpreced ...
... View will show how to strategically and operationally create Digital Collaboration and Knowledge Integration in an ever more complex and globalized world by harnessing a simple yet powerful framework consisting of three areas across three dimensions. Organizations today need to cope with an unpreced ...
System Intelligence, Knowledge Systems and Darwin
... anticipation. These need not necessarily be only mental, but can be partially explicit data structures, forecast methods, written statements, etc. Internal models are not limited to anticipating events and developments in the real world, but they have the capacity for simulation, i.e. we use our int ...
... anticipation. These need not necessarily be only mental, but can be partially explicit data structures, forecast methods, written statements, etc. Internal models are not limited to anticipating events and developments in the real world, but they have the capacity for simulation, i.e. we use our int ...
Shortest Path in a Combined Street and Public
... Economically speaking, the total cost of using public transportation consists of the cost and time used for transportation plus the cost for collecting the information on how to use it; the later cost is high and makes the car an unbeatable alternative for all but repeated trips—for example, commut ...
... Economically speaking, the total cost of using public transportation consists of the cost and time used for transportation plus the cost for collecting the information on how to use it; the later cost is high and makes the car an unbeatable alternative for all but repeated trips—for example, commut ...
CS-01-13 - Department of Computer Science
... cannot be queried in simple ways and therefore the contained knowledge can neither be used by automatic systems, nor be easily managed by humans. The traditional process of manual knowledge identification and extraction by knowledge engineers used in KM is a complex time consuming process, as it req ...
... cannot be queried in simple ways and therefore the contained knowledge can neither be used by automatic systems, nor be easily managed by humans. The traditional process of manual knowledge identification and extraction by knowledge engineers used in KM is a complex time consuming process, as it req ...
Contribution of a `comprehensive analysis` of human cognitive
... words, contrary to what was previously thought, the brain does not transform passive sensory information into reconstructions of objects in the world. The brain pre-specifies the objects that it wants to analyse and constructs the world on the basis of hypotheses. These ideas put forward in modern n ...
... words, contrary to what was previously thought, the brain does not transform passive sensory information into reconstructions of objects in the world. The brain pre-specifies the objects that it wants to analyse and constructs the world on the basis of hypotheses. These ideas put forward in modern n ...
Artificial Intelligence
... At the conclusion of this course, the successful (passing) students will have an understanding of the basic areas of artificial intelligence including problem solving, knowledge representation, reasoning, decision making, planning, perception and action, and learning - and their applications (e.g., ...
... At the conclusion of this course, the successful (passing) students will have an understanding of the basic areas of artificial intelligence including problem solving, knowledge representation, reasoning, decision making, planning, perception and action, and learning - and their applications (e.g., ...
an Integrated Rule-Based Data Mining System
... which is a set of if-then rules, and an inference engine, which can be used to infer answers to given inputs by using the rules in the rule base. One major challenge of building expert systems is how to construct the rule base. Another issue is whether the system is capable of dealing with uncertain ...
... which is a set of if-then rules, and an inference engine, which can be used to infer answers to given inputs by using the rules in the rule base. One major challenge of building expert systems is how to construct the rule base. Another issue is whether the system is capable of dealing with uncertain ...