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... others to make, but it might believe that they in turn might be basing decisions on what they believe the initial agent will decide. Such reciprocal rationality leads to a nesting of models that can potentially become intractable. To solve such problems, game theory has developed techniques for disc ...
... others to make, but it might believe that they in turn might be basing decisions on what they believe the initial agent will decide. Such reciprocal rationality leads to a nesting of models that can potentially become intractable. To solve such problems, game theory has developed techniques for disc ...
Hermes: Implementing Goal-Oriented Agent Interactions
... swim lane contains different types of actions (see below) that can be performed by that role. The key in Figure 3 illustrates four different action types, each of which has a different meaning and use4 . An Independent Action is one that can start independently from other actions, i.e. it is not nec ...
... swim lane contains different types of actions (see below) that can be performed by that role. The key in Figure 3 illustrates four different action types, each of which has a different meaning and use4 . An Independent Action is one that can start independently from other actions, i.e. it is not nec ...
slides - UCLA Computer Science
... and was increasingly expensive to maintain. Reasons for these limits include: ...
... and was increasingly expensive to maintain. Reasons for these limits include: ...
Logical Formal Description of Expert Systems
... 1. Introduction Expert Systems are usually developed for specific applications (Georgeff, Firschein, 1985; Davis, 1985; Antonelli, 1983; Hinchman, Morgan, 1983) in a wide class of systems including free-dynamics systems (as, for instance, computing systems, transport-storage problem, etc.) and dynam ...
... 1. Introduction Expert Systems are usually developed for specific applications (Georgeff, Firschein, 1985; Davis, 1985; Antonelli, 1983; Hinchman, Morgan, 1983) in a wide class of systems including free-dynamics systems (as, for instance, computing systems, transport-storage problem, etc.) and dynam ...
A SURVEY OF THE APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING IN
... The emergence of the DSS research stream is based upon the idea of using computers for supporting decision-makers (Bonini, 1963). The work of Gorry and Scott Morton (1971) is one of the foundations of the DSS academic area. In their work, they introduced a framework for managerial decision-making su ...
... The emergence of the DSS research stream is based upon the idea of using computers for supporting decision-makers (Bonini, 1963). The work of Gorry and Scott Morton (1971) is one of the foundations of the DSS academic area. In their work, they introduced a framework for managerial decision-making su ...
- Courses - University of California, Berkeley
... (1) Domain Specific Partial Knowledge: Knowledge relevant to information to be extracted ...
... (1) Domain Specific Partial Knowledge: Knowledge relevant to information to be extracted ...
Looking for Interesting Inconsistencies in Structured
... entities related in some way over a period of time. In many domains, stories will follow a stereotypical sequence. A criminal act for example may begin with the offence, continue through investigation, arrest, trial, through to conviction and possibly appeal. In some domains, the transition from sta ...
... entities related in some way over a period of time. In many domains, stories will follow a stereotypical sequence. A criminal act for example may begin with the offence, continue through investigation, arrest, trial, through to conviction and possibly appeal. In some domains, the transition from sta ...
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Natural Computation in Finance
... – Allows the uncovering of new information that was not present in either parent – A simple mutation mechanism for real-valued genotypes could be the addition of a random draw from N(0, αi) to each element of each child solution • Hence, most mutations are small with occasional larger mutation st ...
... – Allows the uncovering of new information that was not present in either parent – A simple mutation mechanism for real-valued genotypes could be the addition of a random draw from N(0, αi) to each element of each child solution • Hence, most mutations are small with occasional larger mutation st ...
Cognitive Science: An Introduction to the Study of Mind
... have been developed within each discipline. But what is a theory of mind? We define it as a unique, organized set of ideas that teaches us how to think about the mind. We also describe models of mind. Whereas a theory is general and may not be tied to a particular process, a model is specific and de ...
... have been developed within each discipline. But what is a theory of mind? We define it as a unique, organized set of ideas that teaches us how to think about the mind. We also describe models of mind. Whereas a theory is general and may not be tied to a particular process, a model is specific and de ...
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... quality or cost effectiveness. Many problems which have been handled manually for a long time now exceed the capacity of a human problem solver. At the same time, humans are typically very good at solving these complex decision making problems. They can have a good understanding of the underlying pr ...
... quality or cost effectiveness. Many problems which have been handled manually for a long time now exceed the capacity of a human problem solver. At the same time, humans are typically very good at solving these complex decision making problems. They can have a good understanding of the underlying pr ...
Relational Dynamic Bayesian Networks
... In this section we show how to represent probabilistic dependencies in a dynamic relational domain by combining DBNs with first-order logic. We start by defining relational and dynamic relational domains in terms of first-order logic and then define relational dynamic Bayesian networks (RDBNs) which ...
... In this section we show how to represent probabilistic dependencies in a dynamic relational domain by combining DBNs with first-order logic. We start by defining relational and dynamic relational domains in terms of first-order logic and then define relational dynamic Bayesian networks (RDBNs) which ...
Calc/Cream - Related Web Pages
... However, developing constraint programming applications is still a difficult task. It is important to provide a programming environment which is easy to use for constraint application developers. In this paper, we describe a constraint programming system with a spreadsheet front-end implemented on O ...
... However, developing constraint programming applications is still a difficult task. It is important to provide a programming environment which is easy to use for constraint application developers. In this paper, we describe a constraint programming system with a spreadsheet front-end implemented on O ...
(IT) in Knowledge Management
... Scan e-mail, documents, and databases to perform knowledge discovery, determine meaningful relationships and rules Identify patterns in data (usually through neural networks and other data mining techniques) Forecast future results by using data/knowledge Provide advice directly from knowledge by us ...
... Scan e-mail, documents, and databases to perform knowledge discovery, determine meaningful relationships and rules Identify patterns in data (usually through neural networks and other data mining techniques) Forecast future results by using data/knowledge Provide advice directly from knowledge by us ...
ITM-05-OO+Ontologies
... • Validated guidelines on how the ontology building process should be structured • Well-organized process instead of „ontology development driven by inspiration and intuition only“ • Methodologies do not support all of the aforementioned activities • They implicitly assume a particular development p ...
... • Validated guidelines on how the ontology building process should be structured • Well-organized process instead of „ontology development driven by inspiration and intuition only“ • Methodologies do not support all of the aforementioned activities • They implicitly assume a particular development p ...
Program Share and Design S. 19,
... apparent in the final artifact. Viewed from a procedural perspective, a program consists of a set of roles connected by linear order; this is the way a serial computer views a program. Viewed from a functional perspective, a program consists of a set of actions connected by data and control flow dep ...
... apparent in the final artifact. Viewed from a procedural perspective, a program consists of a set of roles connected by linear order; this is the way a serial computer views a program. Viewed from a functional perspective, a program consists of a set of actions connected by data and control flow dep ...
A Novel Bayesian Similarity Measure for Recommender Systems
... New evidence for the Dirichlet distribution is often represented by a vector. Specifically, the rating pair (ru,k , rv,k ) can be represented by a vector γ = (γ1 , . . . , γn ) where only γi = 1 (where i is such that di = |ru,k − rv,k |) and the remaining entries equal zero. For example, a rating p ...
... New evidence for the Dirichlet distribution is often represented by a vector. Specifically, the rating pair (ru,k , rv,k ) can be represented by a vector γ = (γ1 , . . . , γn ) where only γi = 1 (where i is such that di = |ru,k − rv,k |) and the remaining entries equal zero. For example, a rating p ...
AI Armageddon and the Three Laws of Robotics
... brought it to life by putting a shem (a tablet with a Hebrew inscription) in its mouth. The golem eventually went awry, and Rabbi Loew had to destroy it by removing the shem. What has been brought to life here, so to speak, is the almost religious notion that there are some things that only God shou ...
... brought it to life by putting a shem (a tablet with a Hebrew inscription) in its mouth. The golem eventually went awry, and Rabbi Loew had to destroy it by removing the shem. What has been brought to life here, so to speak, is the almost religious notion that there are some things that only God shou ...