CENG494 : Special Topics: Object
... CENG494 : Special Topics: Object-Oriented Programming with Java Syllabus: ...
... CENG494 : Special Topics: Object-Oriented Programming with Java Syllabus: ...
Extended Modal Logics for Social Software (extended abstract of
... the discussion in [17, pp.34–41]). Some effort has therefore been devoted to developing succinct representations for coalitional games. Given a specific representation scheme, it is possible to ask concrete questions about, for example, the complexity of computing solution concepts – see, e.g., [6,1 ...
... the discussion in [17, pp.34–41]). Some effort has therefore been devoted to developing succinct representations for coalitional games. Given a specific representation scheme, it is possible to ask concrete questions about, for example, the complexity of computing solution concepts – see, e.g., [6,1 ...
Solving Deductive Planning Problems Using Program
... In this paper we propose elegant solutions to these two problems, detecting unsolvable planning problems and postdiction, based on logic program analysis and transformation. The solutions are based on the approach by de Waal and Gallagher [3, 2]. In their approach a proof procedure for some logic is ...
... In this paper we propose elegant solutions to these two problems, detecting unsolvable planning problems and postdiction, based on logic program analysis and transformation. The solutions are based on the approach by de Waal and Gallagher [3, 2]. In their approach a proof procedure for some logic is ...
CS2351 Artificial Intelligence Ms.R.JAYABHADURI
... Logical agents – propositional logic – inferences – first-order logic – inferences in firstorder logic – forward chaining – backward chaining – unification – resolution Objective: To illustrate the basic concepts of logic and knowledge-based agents and to discuss the representation of knowledge and ...
... Logical agents – propositional logic – inferences – first-order logic – inferences in firstorder logic – forward chaining – backward chaining – unification – resolution Objective: To illustrate the basic concepts of logic and knowledge-based agents and to discuss the representation of knowledge and ...
On the Learnability of Description Logic Programs
... restrictions, which allow to quantify the amount of indeterminism of these relations. However, up to now there are neither practical nor theoretical results concerning learning the Carin-ALN language. This paper is intended to close this gap, by showing how Carin-ALN learning can be embedded into f ...
... restrictions, which allow to quantify the amount of indeterminism of these relations. However, up to now there are neither practical nor theoretical results concerning learning the Carin-ALN language. This paper is intended to close this gap, by showing how Carin-ALN learning can be embedded into f ...
DOC/LP/01/28
... Planning with state-space search – partial-order planning – planning graphs – planning and acting in the real world Objective: To introduce the most basic concepts, representations and algorithms for planning, to explain the method of achieving goals from a sequence of actions (planning) and how bet ...
... Planning with state-space search – partial-order planning – planning graphs – planning and acting in the real world Objective: To introduce the most basic concepts, representations and algorithms for planning, to explain the method of achieving goals from a sequence of actions (planning) and how bet ...
BCS THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE FOR IT PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS BCS HIGHER EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS
... Describe the functions typically found in such a tool. (12 marks) ...
... Describe the functions typically found in such a tool. (12 marks) ...
solution - University of Washington
... The “water jug problem” can be stated as follows: you are given two jugs, one that can hold 4 gallons of water and the other that can hold 3 gallons of water. You also have a pump that can be used to fill either jug with water, and you can empty the contents of either jug at any time. You goal is to ...
... The “water jug problem” can be stated as follows: you are given two jugs, one that can hold 4 gallons of water and the other that can hold 3 gallons of water. You also have a pump that can be used to fill either jug with water, and you can empty the contents of either jug at any time. You goal is to ...
SIT102 Introduction to Programming
... • Understand the difference between low-level and high-level code; and • Understand that code must be converted to machine code, by a compiler or interpreter, in order to run that code on a computer. SIT102 Introduction to Programming ...
... • Understand the difference between low-level and high-level code; and • Understand that code must be converted to machine code, by a compiler or interpreter, in order to run that code on a computer. SIT102 Introduction to Programming ...
Overview of Artificial Intelligence
... • Ontologies – systems of concepts for writing KBs – categories of stuff (solids, fluids, living, mammals, food, equipment...) and their properties – places (in), part_of, measures (volume) – domain-dependent: authorship, ambush, infection... – time, action, processes (Situation Calculus, Event Logi ...
... • Ontologies – systems of concepts for writing KBs – categories of stuff (solids, fluids, living, mammals, food, equipment...) and their properties – places (in), part_of, measures (volume) – domain-dependent: authorship, ambush, infection... – time, action, processes (Situation Calculus, Event Logi ...
Logical and Probabilistic Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
... [14] Eric Gribkoff, Guy Van den Broeck and Dan Suciu. Understanding the Complexity of Lifted Inference and Asymmetric Weighted Model Counting. CoRR abs/1405.3250 (2014) [15] Eric Gribkoff, Dan Suciu and Guy Van den Broeck. Lifted Probabilistic Inference: A Guide for the Database Researcher. Bulletin ...
... [14] Eric Gribkoff, Guy Van den Broeck and Dan Suciu. Understanding the Complexity of Lifted Inference and Asymmetric Weighted Model Counting. CoRR abs/1405.3250 (2014) [15] Eric Gribkoff, Dan Suciu and Guy Van den Broeck. Lifted Probabilistic Inference: A Guide for the Database Researcher. Bulletin ...
artificial intelligence (AI)
... represents a new methodology for logic—one that would have been impossible without mechanized reasoning. This methodology forces theoreticians to think through problems on a new scale and at a new level of detail, and this in turn has a profound effect on the resulting theories. The effects of this ...
... represents a new methodology for logic—one that would have been impossible without mechanized reasoning. This methodology forces theoreticians to think through problems on a new scale and at a new level of detail, and this in turn has a profound effect on the resulting theories. The effects of this ...
Some Thoughts to Consider 1
... thumb’ that domain experts use to generate good solutions without exhaustive search. This view paved the way for rule-based expert systems. ...
... thumb’ that domain experts use to generate good solutions without exhaustive search. This view paved the way for rule-based expert systems. ...
Course syllabus - UUM - Universiti Utara Malaysia
... concepts within Java; should be able to carry out the construction of software artefacts utilising these concepts; and should be capable of carrying out the development of complex elements. The course emphasises on modular program construction: how to get the modules right and how to organize a prog ...
... concepts within Java; should be able to carry out the construction of software artefacts utilising these concepts; and should be capable of carrying out the development of complex elements. The course emphasises on modular program construction: how to get the modules right and how to organize a prog ...
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
... problem of retracting knowledge from a knowledge base, as well as the problem of updating Propositional and Description Logic-based knowledge bases, Plexousakis et al have contributed a number of theoretical results that are of primary importance for accommodating change in evolving knowledge-based ...
... problem of retracting knowledge from a knowledge base, as well as the problem of updating Propositional and Description Logic-based knowledge bases, Plexousakis et al have contributed a number of theoretical results that are of primary importance for accommodating change in evolving knowledge-based ...
Towards a Logic-programming System to Debug ASP Knowledge Bases
... transformation itself, are limited to single updates and no further details on its implementation are ever given. Not to mention that the latest version of the proposed solver endures quite a few bugs. Indeed, a justification from [? ] to use ODLP is that there is a solver available named PSmodels3 t ...
... transformation itself, are limited to single updates and no further details on its implementation are ever given. Not to mention that the latest version of the proposed solver endures quite a few bugs. Indeed, a justification from [? ] to use ODLP is that there is a solver available named PSmodels3 t ...
the impact of godel on ai - European Scientific Journal, ESJ
... program of David Hilbert to encode all the mathematical proofs. We note here that the Gödel’s original proof applies to a particular formalization of number theory and was followed by a paper showing that the same methods applied to a much broader class of formal axiomatic systems. The modern approa ...
... program of David Hilbert to encode all the mathematical proofs. We note here that the Gödel’s original proof applies to a particular formalization of number theory and was followed by a paper showing that the same methods applied to a much broader class of formal axiomatic systems. The modern approa ...
Shortest Path in a Combined Street and Public
... To construct an intelligent advisor for multi-modal, public transportation requires data about schedules, ticketing, etc. and a method to combine these for use by a shortest path algorithm. The contribution here focuses on an abstract description of the combination method and how it is accessed by t ...
... To construct an intelligent advisor for multi-modal, public transportation requires data about schedules, ticketing, etc. and a method to combine these for use by a shortest path algorithm. The contribution here focuses on an abstract description of the combination method and how it is accessed by t ...
Uniform Proofs as a Foundation for Logic Programming
... Appear in Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, 1991 (51), 125–157. ...
... Appear in Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, 1991 (51), 125–157. ...
What is “formal logic”? - Jean
... logic, is still based on logical form, but the way to characterize it has changed. The characterization of the notion of logical form in modern logic was not easy. This notion first appeared through the so-called rule of substitution whose status was quite confusing (this rule was first stated, inco ...
... logic, is still based on logical form, but the way to characterize it has changed. The characterization of the notion of logical form in modern logic was not easy. This notion first appeared through the so-called rule of substitution whose status was quite confusing (this rule was first stated, inco ...
(I) Aspect - METU Computer Engineering
... Cross-cutting concerns are implemented as aspects and are dynamically woven into a program ...
... Cross-cutting concerns are implemented as aspects and are dynamically woven into a program ...
Proglan Finals Set B 2nd Term SY 2013
... The biggest benefit of Functional programming is brevity, because code can be more concise. A functional program doesn't create an iterator variable to be the center of a loop, so this and other kinds of overhead are eliminated from your code. The other major benefit is concurrency, which is easier ...
... The biggest benefit of Functional programming is brevity, because code can be more concise. A functional program doesn't create an iterator variable to be the center of a loop, so this and other kinds of overhead are eliminated from your code. The other major benefit is concurrency, which is easier ...
OBDD-Based Planning with Real-Valued Variables in Non-Deterministic Environments
... and the need to represent large real-valued state spaces. Classical planning considers only deterministic domains and sidesteps the issue of non-determinism. Real-valued variables are handled by requiring domains to either represent real variables as relative booleans (e.g. using ontable or on-block ...
... and the need to represent large real-valued state spaces. Classical planning considers only deterministic domains and sidesteps the issue of non-determinism. Real-valued variables are handled by requiring domains to either represent real variables as relative booleans (e.g. using ontable or on-block ...
Constraint Modelling: A Challenge for First Order Automated Reasoning (invited talk)
... arise where partial problem descriptions from different sources have been combined without ensuring that their background assumptions mesh. Often, inconsistency does not afflict the pure model, but arises only after part of the data has been added, so detecting it can require a certain amount of gr ...
... arise where partial problem descriptions from different sources have been combined without ensuring that their background assumptions mesh. Often, inconsistency does not afflict the pure model, but arises only after part of the data has been added, so detecting it can require a certain amount of gr ...
BJC-L05-DG-Programmi.. - Beauty and Joy of Computing
... What are Programming Paradigms? “The concepts and ...
... What are Programming Paradigms? “The concepts and ...