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... Towards a Glass Box Model SOPHIE II - an articulate expert - 1976 Not qualitative simulation, but improvement: • Troubleshooting expert added to lab. • Able to demonstrate strategies, though cannot reason about student strategies Troubleshooting expert reasons qualitatively: ...
... Towards a Glass Box Model SOPHIE II - an articulate expert - 1976 Not qualitative simulation, but improvement: • Troubleshooting expert added to lab. • Able to demonstrate strategies, though cannot reason about student strategies Troubleshooting expert reasons qualitatively: ...
Introduction to AI
... Some Definitions (II) The study of mental faculties through the use of computational models. Charniak and McDermott, 1985 ...
... Some Definitions (II) The study of mental faculties through the use of computational models. Charniak and McDermott, 1985 ...
Quality – An Inherent Aspect of Agile Software Development
... This figure illustrates how nodes operate in a hierarchy; we show a two-level network and its associated inputs for three time steps. This network is constructed for illustrative purposes and is not the result of a real learning process. The outputs of the nodes are represented using an array of rec ...
... This figure illustrates how nodes operate in a hierarchy; we show a two-level network and its associated inputs for three time steps. This network is constructed for illustrative purposes and is not the result of a real learning process. The outputs of the nodes are represented using an array of rec ...
Machine Learning - Department of Computer Science
... 1. Where does machine learning fit in computer science? 2. What is machine learning? 3. Where can machine learning be applied? 4. Should I care about machine learning at all? ...
... 1. Where does machine learning fit in computer science? 2. What is machine learning? 3. Where can machine learning be applied? 4. Should I care about machine learning at all? ...
View PDF - CiteSeerX
... meansrequiring rules to be less sensitive to the training examples, while still maintaining a high level of coverage. This also has an advantage in incremental learning because the rules learned at one time will more likely still be goodat a later time. Experimental science can also be used as a par ...
... meansrequiring rules to be less sensitive to the training examples, while still maintaining a high level of coverage. This also has an advantage in incremental learning because the rules learned at one time will more likely still be goodat a later time. Experimental science can also be used as a par ...
Cognitive Science General Exam - Cognitive Science Ph.D. Program
... following semester. During the test, you will have access to a computer to type your exam responses and a copy of this reading list, but you will not have access to the internet or other sources of information that could be used to help you. Thus, you should come prepared. The questions on the exam ...
... following semester. During the test, you will have access to a computer to type your exam responses and a copy of this reading list, but you will not have access to the internet or other sources of information that could be used to help you. Thus, you should come prepared. The questions on the exam ...
Machine Learning
... 1. Where does machine learning fit in computer science? 2. What is machine learning? 3. Where can machine learning be applied? 4. Should I care about machine learning at all? ...
... 1. Where does machine learning fit in computer science? 2. What is machine learning? 3. Where can machine learning be applied? 4. Should I care about machine learning at all? ...
d - Fizyka UMK
... information compression, or algorithmic complexity. In computing: minimum length (message, description) encoding. Wolff (2006): all cognition and computation is information compression! Analysis and production of natural language, fuzzy pattern recognition, probabilistic reasoning and unsupervised i ...
... information compression, or algorithmic complexity. In computing: minimum length (message, description) encoding. Wolff (2006): all cognition and computation is information compression! Analysis and production of natural language, fuzzy pattern recognition, probabilistic reasoning and unsupervised i ...
Socialization
... Stress on people and institutions working together to form society Socialization teaches common beliefs, values, and ...
... Stress on people and institutions working together to form society Socialization teaches common beliefs, values, and ...
A Discount Approach to the Semantic Web
... In HCI, the term “discount usability engineering” refers to an approach to usability engineering developed in response to the fact that HCI methods were seen as too time consuming and expensive, and that the techniques were often intimidating in their complexity [2], in [10]. In suggesting a similar ...
... In HCI, the term “discount usability engineering” refers to an approach to usability engineering developed in response to the fact that HCI methods were seen as too time consuming and expensive, and that the techniques were often intimidating in their complexity [2], in [10]. In suggesting a similar ...
Using Adventure Based Learning activities to enhance deep
... learning and problem solving activities of the POEM are shown in figure 2.2,3. Students are directed to a clear start to the process as this is what they expect early on in the course. They are usually given a brief and encouraged to plan. If they are using the method in teaching others, they are ex ...
... learning and problem solving activities of the POEM are shown in figure 2.2,3. Students are directed to a clear start to the process as this is what they expect early on in the course. They are usually given a brief and encouraged to plan. If they are using the method in teaching others, they are ex ...
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES Tools for Distance Education: Toward
... (Microsoft) facilitate not only the creation of Web pages, but also enable addition of JavaScript interactivity through pull-down menus. To be used effectively, these tools need not just programming skill (to varying degrees) but -- just as importantly -- an understanding of Web design and user inte ...
... (Microsoft) facilitate not only the creation of Web pages, but also enable addition of JavaScript interactivity through pull-down menus. To be used effectively, these tools need not just programming skill (to varying degrees) but -- just as importantly -- an understanding of Web design and user inte ...
CIS 830 (Advanced Topics in AI) Lecture 2 of 45 - KDD
... • inductively refines the initial hypothesis to better fit the training data • in doing so, it modifies the network weights to overcome the inconsistencies between the domain theory and the observed data. ...
... • inductively refines the initial hypothesis to better fit the training data • in doing so, it modifies the network weights to overcome the inconsistencies between the domain theory and the observed data. ...
Knowledge Based Systems II
... States, 5 + 3 =8); procedural knowledge is a fairly direct encoding of how we do things (such how to drive or how to perform addition). According to the ACT-R theory, the power of human cognition depends on how people combine these two types of knowledge. Significance The ACT-R theory provides insig ...
... States, 5 + 3 =8); procedural knowledge is a fairly direct encoding of how we do things (such how to drive or how to perform addition). According to the ACT-R theory, the power of human cognition depends on how people combine these two types of knowledge. Significance The ACT-R theory provides insig ...
NEUR3041 Neural computation: Models of brain function 2014
... Understand how an associative memory matrix stores information by switching synapses on such ...
... Understand how an associative memory matrix stores information by switching synapses on such ...
Slides - School of Computer Science
... The incredibly rapid growth and increasing pervasiveness of the Internet brings to mind a piece of science fiction, a short story, that I read many years ago in the days when UNIVACs and enormous IBM mainframes represented the popular image of computers. In the story, […] While such an exaggerated ...
... The incredibly rapid growth and increasing pervasiveness of the Internet brings to mind a piece of science fiction, a short story, that I read many years ago in the days when UNIVACs and enormous IBM mainframes represented the popular image of computers. In the story, […] While such an exaggerated ...
Keynotes - IEEE Computer Society
... improved significantly by the use of artificial neural networks (ANN), such as deep feedforward multilayer perceptrons and recurrent neural networks (incl. long short-term memory extension). In addition, from the architectural point of view, there are a number of novel concepts like CTC (connectioni ...
... improved significantly by the use of artificial neural networks (ANN), such as deep feedforward multilayer perceptrons and recurrent neural networks (incl. long short-term memory extension). In addition, from the architectural point of view, there are a number of novel concepts like CTC (connectioni ...
Artificial Intelligence Research Flyer
... Environments with multiple autonomous agents present specialopportunities and pose distinct challenges for design and analysis of AI systems. An individual agent may coordinate with others to improve performance through intelligent selection of physical, communicative, and/or computational actions. ...
... Environments with multiple autonomous agents present specialopportunities and pose distinct challenges for design and analysis of AI systems. An individual agent may coordinate with others to improve performance through intelligent selection of physical, communicative, and/or computational actions. ...
18 LEARNING FROM EXAMPLES
... underlying pattern (the so-called null hypothesis) and then analyzes the actual data to calculate the extent to which they deviate from a perfect absence of pattern • If the degree of deviation is statistically unlikely (usually taken to mean a 5% probability or less), then that is considered to be ...
... underlying pattern (the so-called null hypothesis) and then analyzes the actual data to calculate the extent to which they deviate from a perfect absence of pattern • If the degree of deviation is statistically unlikely (usually taken to mean a 5% probability or less), then that is considered to be ...
Pattern Recognition and Natural Language Processing
... sensitive languages," International Journal of ...
... sensitive languages," International Journal of ...
Document
... information compression, or algorithmic complexity. In computing: minimum length (message, description) encoding. Wolff (2006): all cognition and computation is information compression! Analysis and production of natural language, fuzzy pattern recognition, probabilistic reasoning and unsupervised i ...
... information compression, or algorithmic complexity. In computing: minimum length (message, description) encoding. Wolff (2006): all cognition and computation is information compression! Analysis and production of natural language, fuzzy pattern recognition, probabilistic reasoning and unsupervised i ...
CIS 730 (Introduction to Artificial Intelligence) Lecture
... Kansas State University Department of Computing and Information Sciences ...
... Kansas State University Department of Computing and Information Sciences ...