Logic Programming for Knowledge Representation
... The concept of strong equivalence was introduced in [33]. That paper also presented a complete characterization of strong equivalence in terms of the equivalence in the logic here-and-there [29]. We note in passing that while a necessary condition, having the same answer sets is not sufficient for two ...
... The concept of strong equivalence was introduced in [33]. That paper also presented a complete characterization of strong equivalence in terms of the equivalence in the logic here-and-there [29]. We note in passing that while a necessary condition, having the same answer sets is not sufficient for two ...
Hybrid intelligent systems in petroleum reservoir characterization
... to form a single functional entity for better performance (Tsakonas and Dounias 2002; Guan et al. 2003). This process of combining the strengths to overcoming the effects of the weaknesses of multiple CI techniques to solve a problem has become popular in the recent times and especially in fields ou ...
... to form a single functional entity for better performance (Tsakonas and Dounias 2002; Guan et al. 2003). This process of combining the strengths to overcoming the effects of the weaknesses of multiple CI techniques to solve a problem has become popular in the recent times and especially in fields ou ...
content - ITC Digital Library
... In the 1960s, researchers began systematically studying the use of computerized quantitative models to assist in decision making and planning (Raymond, 1966; Turban, 1967; Urban, 1967, Holt and Huber, 1969). Ferguson and Jones (1969) reported the first experimental study using a computer aided decis ...
... In the 1960s, researchers began systematically studying the use of computerized quantitative models to assist in decision making and planning (Raymond, 1966; Turban, 1967; Urban, 1967, Holt and Huber, 1969). Ferguson and Jones (1969) reported the first experimental study using a computer aided decis ...
Expert system, fuzzy logic, and neural network applications in power
... domain expertise in the fault diagnosis of a power electronic system. He has learned or acquired this knowledge by education and experience over a prolonged period of time. The question is: Is it possible to embed this knowledge in a computer program so that it can replace the human expert? The answ ...
... domain expertise in the fault diagnosis of a power electronic system. He has learned or acquired this knowledge by education and experience over a prolonged period of time. The question is: Is it possible to embed this knowledge in a computer program so that it can replace the human expert? The answ ...
- WestminsterResearch
... consumer requirements, market uncertainties and fierce competition in the global markets. This is particularly true in the computer hardware, software and mobile phone industries. The second-named author of this paper acquired knowledge in innovation management from Imperial College London in 2010. ...
... consumer requirements, market uncertainties and fierce competition in the global markets. This is particularly true in the computer hardware, software and mobile phone industries. The second-named author of this paper acquired knowledge in innovation management from Imperial College London in 2010. ...
5 Artificial Intelligence perspectives
... used broadly, as it also related to other disciplines, such as neuroscience or philosophy, which study human intelligence. Since we still lack a complete understanding of the neurological mechanism of intelligence, AI is a fast evolving technology. In computer science, AI includes a wide set of disc ...
... used broadly, as it also related to other disciplines, such as neuroscience or philosophy, which study human intelligence. Since we still lack a complete understanding of the neurological mechanism of intelligence, AI is a fast evolving technology. In computer science, AI includes a wide set of disc ...
Employing a Java Expert System Shell for Intelligent - CEUR
... Employing JESS for Intelligent Support in Exploratory Activities ...
... Employing JESS for Intelligent Support in Exploratory Activities ...
Submission 2 - ead06 Welcome to the 6th international conference
... Therefore, the number of conferences and publications dedicated to design research increased notably.7 The review of these publications revealed that there exists a plurality of approaches to design research. Several design theoreticians opted for and justified a scientific approach to design resear ...
... Therefore, the number of conferences and publications dedicated to design research increased notably.7 The review of these publications revealed that there exists a plurality of approaches to design research. Several design theoreticians opted for and justified a scientific approach to design resear ...
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence State Space Search
... • Ordered search looked only at the promise of the node, not necessarily at the minimum cost or path • We can change f* slightly to find a minimum cost solution ...
... • Ordered search looked only at the promise of the node, not necessarily at the minimum cost or path • We can change f* slightly to find a minimum cost solution ...
Limitations and Risks of Machine Ethics Miles Brundage
... as the distinction between objective utilitarianism (which prescribes acting in a way that, in fact, maximizes good outcomes) and subjective utilitarianism (which emphasizes the expected outcomes of one’s actions). Deontological theories, in contrast, are not explicitly about foreseeing the outcomes ...
... as the distinction between objective utilitarianism (which prescribes acting in a way that, in fact, maximizes good outcomes) and subjective utilitarianism (which emphasizes the expected outcomes of one’s actions). Deontological theories, in contrast, are not explicitly about foreseeing the outcomes ...
Fred Aminzadeh, Ph.D.
... Helped expand the geoscience component of USC Petroleum Engineering program leading to a new degree option with geoscience focus (starting in 2013) Received an $850K USAID grant to work with the Indonesian University, ITB to help develop and enhance their training requirements for the geothermal ...
... Helped expand the geoscience component of USC Petroleum Engineering program leading to a new degree option with geoscience focus (starting in 2013) Received an $850K USAID grant to work with the Indonesian University, ITB to help develop and enhance their training requirements for the geothermal ...
PhD Thesis in Cognitive Science
... in AI includes problem solving, knowledge, reasoning, learning, planning, communication (including natural language processing), perception and other traits of intelligence [13]. Most of the approaches to AI are narrow and only focus on solving a particular problem or a set of similar problems. For ...
... in AI includes problem solving, knowledge, reasoning, learning, planning, communication (including natural language processing), perception and other traits of intelligence [13]. Most of the approaches to AI are narrow and only focus on solving a particular problem or a set of similar problems. For ...
Developing Backward Chaining Algorithm of Inference Engine in
... Some task that can be performed by expert system are difficult tasks to be specified, the task that may have incomplete or uncertain data, there may not always be an optimum solution, the task cannot be solved in a step-by-step manner, and solutions are often obtained by using accumulated experience ...
... Some task that can be performed by expert system are difficult tasks to be specified, the task that may have incomplete or uncertain data, there may not always be an optimum solution, the task cannot be solved in a step-by-step manner, and solutions are often obtained by using accumulated experience ...
to get the file - Mechanical and Materials Engineering
... the likelihood of continued sluggishness in the second quarter. While this is disappointing, it's not a surprise in light of the economic problems facing many manufacturing companies today. Capital equipment budgets are being cut, new orders are being postponed or delayed, and it's not clear to anyb ...
... the likelihood of continued sluggishness in the second quarter. While this is disappointing, it's not a surprise in light of the economic problems facing many manufacturing companies today. Capital equipment budgets are being cut, new orders are being postponed or delayed, and it's not clear to anyb ...
Artificial Intelligence Lecture 1 Overview Artificial Intelligence (AI
... noticed so we had to keep adding clues to make it more obvious. By the time we shipped we had made it so not only does every single Grunt run away every single time an Elite is killed but they all have an outrageously exaggerated panic run where they wave their hands above their heads they scream in ...
... noticed so we had to keep adding clues to make it more obvious. By the time we shipped we had made it so not only does every single Grunt run away every single time an Elite is killed but they all have an outrageously exaggerated panic run where they wave their hands above their heads they scream in ...
Survey on Remotely Sensed Image Classification
... clustering, combination optimization, network routing, rule induction, and pattern recognition [17], [18], [19], [20], [21] and [22]. However, using SI in remote sensing classification is a fairly new research area and needs much more work to do. ...
... clustering, combination optimization, network routing, rule induction, and pattern recognition [17], [18], [19], [20], [21] and [22]. However, using SI in remote sensing classification is a fairly new research area and needs much more work to do. ...
Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA
... Relevant Technologies, and a third subsection, which is an Appendix on Relevant Technologies. (Don’t skip any of these subsections, especially the third, because if you look there, you will find detailed discussions of the conclusions and recommendations which the Group made on each specific machine ...
... Relevant Technologies, and a third subsection, which is an Appendix on Relevant Technologies. (Don’t skip any of these subsections, especially the third, because if you look there, you will find detailed discussions of the conclusions and recommendations which the Group made on each specific machine ...
AAAI Proceedings Template
... higher-order temporal relations using the probabilities on hypotheses (depicted as the current state of ‘mind’ in figure 1) of lower-level NSCAs as observations. Such a layered network of NSCAs is called a Deep Belief Network (or Deep Boltzmann Machine when RBMs are used) and is capable of meta-leve ...
... higher-order temporal relations using the probabilities on hypotheses (depicted as the current state of ‘mind’ in figure 1) of lower-level NSCAs as observations. Such a layered network of NSCAs is called a Deep Belief Network (or Deep Boltzmann Machine when RBMs are used) and is capable of meta-leve ...
alexander philip dawid - Statistical Laboratory
... Pluralism and Causality in the Sciences, London School of Economics Medical Thinking: What Do We Know? CRUK, London 40th Anniversary Celebrations, Department of Statistics, Glasgow Causality and Probability in the Sciences, University of Kent Teaching Evidence and Fact Analysis, Institute of Advance ...
... Pluralism and Causality in the Sciences, London School of Economics Medical Thinking: What Do We Know? CRUK, London 40th Anniversary Celebrations, Department of Statistics, Glasgow Causality and Probability in the Sciences, University of Kent Teaching Evidence and Fact Analysis, Institute of Advance ...
Expertise, Task Complexity, and the Role of Intelligent Information
... greater systems expertise (moving left). (b) The feasibility of increasing the user’s subject expertise (i.e. to move a user upwards) and/or of increasing the user’s systems expertise (i.e. a move to the left). (c) The most cost-effective ways of increasing expertise in either direction. The answers ...
... greater systems expertise (moving left). (b) The feasibility of increasing the user’s subject expertise (i.e. to move a user upwards) and/or of increasing the user’s systems expertise (i.e. a move to the left). (c) The most cost-effective ways of increasing expertise in either direction. The answers ...
CS 561: Artificial Intelligence
... the penalty grows very fast: grade = points * (1 – n * 0.2) where n is the number of days late (n=0 if submitted on time, n=1 is submitted between 1 second and 24h late, etc). • Homework grading: your hws will be graded by an A.I. agent (given to you in advance for testing) through the online system ...
... the penalty grows very fast: grade = points * (1 – n * 0.2) where n is the number of days late (n=0 if submitted on time, n=1 is submitted between 1 second and 24h late, etc). • Homework grading: your hws will be graded by an A.I. agent (given to you in advance for testing) through the online system ...
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SELECTION WITH
... Ibatullin et al. [8] mentioned that theoretically, available analytical technologies make it possible to solve the problem of selection of the optimum EOR method, though in practice it is complicated by the similarity of the different methods. Expert system technology has recently gained an increasi ...
... Ibatullin et al. [8] mentioned that theoretically, available analytical technologies make it possible to solve the problem of selection of the optimum EOR method, though in practice it is complicated by the similarity of the different methods. Expert system technology has recently gained an increasi ...