ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION: EMOTIONAL
... 4.2. Current AI courses In this paper, I actually have provided a survey of topics and resources on the rising topic of building machines with emotional intelligence. in addition, I actually have provided reasoning on why this subject is very important and will be enclosed in introductory AI courses ...
... 4.2. Current AI courses In this paper, I actually have provided a survey of topics and resources on the rising topic of building machines with emotional intelligence. in addition, I actually have provided reasoning on why this subject is very important and will be enclosed in introductory AI courses ...
Registration Brochure C1 August 19-25, 1995
... University of Maryland. As part of her doctoral research, she wrote a program that plays the game «Diplomacy». This led her to investigate the application of game theory and non-classical logics to automated negotiations. She has also made contributions to both theoretical and practical aspects of n ...
... University of Maryland. As part of her doctoral research, she wrote a program that plays the game «Diplomacy». This led her to investigate the application of game theory and non-classical logics to automated negotiations. She has also made contributions to both theoretical and practical aspects of n ...
Research Priorities for Robust and Beneficial Artificial Intelligence
... 3. Security: how to prevent intentional manipulation by unauthorized parties. 4. Control: how to enable meaningful human control over an AI system after it begins to operate. (‘‘OK, I built the system wrong; can I fix it?’’) Verification By verification, we mean methods that yield high confidence t ...
... 3. Security: how to prevent intentional manipulation by unauthorized parties. 4. Control: how to enable meaningful human control over an AI system after it begins to operate. (‘‘OK, I built the system wrong; can I fix it?’’) Verification By verification, we mean methods that yield high confidence t ...
John McCarthy – Father of Artificial Intelligence
... published one of the first papers on how computers can be taught to play chess. Shannon was conservative and was not keen on using the term intelligence and suggested that the collection be called Automata Studies. The collection was a potpourri of papers on diverse topics such as mathematical logic ...
... published one of the first papers on how computers can be taught to play chess. Shannon was conservative and was not keen on using the term intelligence and suggested that the collection be called Automata Studies. The collection was a potpourri of papers on diverse topics such as mathematical logic ...
Document
... • First, the planning process uses constraintsatisfaction techniques and creates lists of recommended and contraindicated substructures. Then the generate-and-test procedure uses the lists generated and required to explore only a limited set of structures. Constrained in this way, generate-and-test ...
... • First, the planning process uses constraintsatisfaction techniques and creates lists of recommended and contraindicated substructures. Then the generate-and-test procedure uses the lists generated and required to explore only a limited set of structures. Constrained in this way, generate-and-test ...
Slide 1 - Binus Repository
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... Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction or translation of this work beyond that permitted in Section 117 of the 1976 United Stated Copyright Act without the express written permission of the copyright owner is unlawful. Request for further information should be ad ...
Recommender Systems
... When computing cosine similarity, one cannot have negative ratings, and unrated items are treated as having a rating of zero. Empirical studies (Breese et al., ) have found that Pearson correlation generally performs better. There have been several other similarity measures used in the literatur ...
... When computing cosine similarity, one cannot have negative ratings, and unrated items are treated as having a rating of zero. Empirical studies (Breese et al., ) have found that Pearson correlation generally performs better. There have been several other similarity measures used in the literatur ...
Text Benno Premsela Lecture by Benjamin Bratton November 2015
... Things is inside the Smart City. There are some obvious design issues implied here: the rise of networked platforms for physical world services and HAI (Human-level Artificial Intelligence) etc. But it’s not the “alpha soixante” “smart control and production" variations that interest me. Other impor ...
... Things is inside the Smart City. There are some obvious design issues implied here: the rise of networked platforms for physical world services and HAI (Human-level Artificial Intelligence) etc. But it’s not the “alpha soixante” “smart control and production" variations that interest me. Other impor ...
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... Saffer,S.I., Mishelevich,D.J., Fox,S.J., Summerour,V.: NODAS - The Network Oriented Data Acquisition System for the medical environment. Proceeding National Computer Conf.#(NCC). AFIPS Vol#46. pp.295-299, 1977. Lewis,M. Buja,L.M., Saffer,S.I., Mishelevich,D.J., Stokley,E.M., Lewis,S., Parkey,R., Bo ...
... Saffer,S.I., Mishelevich,D.J., Fox,S.J., Summerour,V.: NODAS - The Network Oriented Data Acquisition System for the medical environment. Proceeding National Computer Conf.#(NCC). AFIPS Vol#46. pp.295-299, 1977. Lewis,M. Buja,L.M., Saffer,S.I., Mishelevich,D.J., Stokley,E.M., Lewis,S., Parkey,R., Bo ...
sai-avatar1.doc
... This thesis is concerned with both of these questions and proposes a theoretical framework of mediated conversation by means of automated avatars. This new approach relies on a model of face-to-face conversation, and derives an architecture for implementing these features through automation. First t ...
... This thesis is concerned with both of these questions and proposes a theoretical framework of mediated conversation by means of automated avatars. This new approach relies on a model of face-to-face conversation, and derives an architecture for implementing these features through automation. First t ...
History of Artificial Intelligence
... demanding strength, rapidity, or dull repetition. In the beginning it involved only physical tasks, but later people needed some help with the tasks that so far had to be solved only mentally. You surely know that a typical task like this is computing large numbers. By now it is evident that it is p ...
... demanding strength, rapidity, or dull repetition. In the beginning it involved only physical tasks, but later people needed some help with the tasks that so far had to be solved only mentally. You surely know that a typical task like this is computing large numbers. By now it is evident that it is p ...
Research Statement
... Email: [email protected] Tel: (+65) 6828 0519 Ubiquitous computing devices have not only changed the way people interact with the world, but have also helped capture an elaborate footprint of people’s actions. My long-term research goal is to analyze how people make decisions (by processing data a ...
... Email: [email protected] Tel: (+65) 6828 0519 Ubiquitous computing devices have not only changed the way people interact with the world, but have also helped capture an elaborate footprint of people’s actions. My long-term research goal is to analyze how people make decisions (by processing data a ...
Knowledge Base
... At the low end of being an agent is a thermostat. It continuously senses the room temperature, starting or stopping the heating system each time the current temperature is out of a pre-defined range. ...
... At the low end of being an agent is a thermostat. It continuously senses the room temperature, starting or stopping the heating system each time the current temperature is out of a pre-defined range. ...
Decision Support Systems
... A DSS data management subsystem contains all the data that flow from several sources, and are extracted prior to their entry into a DSS database or a data warehouse. A model management subsystem contains completed models (financial, statistical, management science, or other quantitative models), and ...
... A DSS data management subsystem contains all the data that flow from several sources, and are extracted prior to their entry into a DSS database or a data warehouse. A model management subsystem contains completed models (financial, statistical, management science, or other quantitative models), and ...
Recent methodological trends in operations research and
... dimensions, space and time, to be taken into account when modelling a production schedule. Let the deposit under study consist of only 6 blocks or units, formed by geological conditions, and assume that two of them have to be mined jointly at any given point in time to reach the required daily produ ...
... dimensions, space and time, to be taken into account when modelling a production schedule. Let the deposit under study consist of only 6 blocks or units, formed by geological conditions, and assume that two of them have to be mined jointly at any given point in time to reach the required daily produ ...
History of Computing - Department of Computer Science and
... •This concept was revolutionary for the time. Most computers in the 1950's were designed for a particular purpose or a limited range of purposes. What Turing envisioned was a machine that could do anything, something that we take for granted today. The method of instructing the computer was very imp ...
... •This concept was revolutionary for the time. Most computers in the 1950's were designed for a particular purpose or a limited range of purposes. What Turing envisioned was a machine that could do anything, something that we take for granted today. The method of instructing the computer was very imp ...
History of Computing - Department of Computer Science and
... •This concept was revolutionary for the time. Most computers in the 1950's were designed for a particular purpose or a limited range of purposes. What Turing envisioned was a machine that could do anything, something that we take for granted today. The method of instructing the computer was very imp ...
... •This concept was revolutionary for the time. Most computers in the 1950's were designed for a particular purpose or a limited range of purposes. What Turing envisioned was a machine that could do anything, something that we take for granted today. The method of instructing the computer was very imp ...
File - Computers in Manufacturing Enterprise (MEL 423)
... How Expert Systems Work Inference Engine combines the facts of a specific case with the knowledge contained in the knowledge base to come up with a recommendation directs the user interface to query the user for any further ...
... How Expert Systems Work Inference Engine combines the facts of a specific case with the knowledge contained in the knowledge base to come up with a recommendation directs the user interface to query the user for any further ...
AAAI-15 Sponsor Program Austin, Texas, USA January 25-29, 2015
... as robotics, AI and the web, cognitive systems, AI applications, computational sustainability and AI, human computation, integrated systems, interactive digital entertainment, education, and recommender systems. As part of most levels of sponsorship, you will be provided with a table-top exhibit thr ...
... as robotics, AI and the web, cognitive systems, AI applications, computational sustainability and AI, human computation, integrated systems, interactive digital entertainment, education, and recommender systems. As part of most levels of sponsorship, you will be provided with a table-top exhibit thr ...
Boden: Computer models of creativity
... So what we need to explain, here, is P-creativity—which includes H-creativity but also covers more mundane examples. And our explanation must fit with the fact that creativity isn’t a special faculty, possessed only by a tiny Romantic elite. Rather, it’s a feature of human intelligence in general. Ev ...
... So what we need to explain, here, is P-creativity—which includes H-creativity but also covers more mundane examples. And our explanation must fit with the fact that creativity isn’t a special faculty, possessed only by a tiny Romantic elite. Rather, it’s a feature of human intelligence in general. Ev ...
The Periodic Table of AI Intelligence The question of what
... We face another problem related to the marketing of intelligent systems. Recently, the CTO of a technology company that provides a cyber intrusion alert product stated, “We don’t use rules, it’s all machine learning.” Of course, he meant that the rules used by the system were learned from historical ...
... We face another problem related to the marketing of intelligent systems. Recently, the CTO of a technology company that provides a cyber intrusion alert product stated, “We don’t use rules, it’s all machine learning.” Of course, he meant that the rules used by the system were learned from historical ...
Word - Egodeath.com
... Recursion at the Lowest Level of Matter .......................................... 142 Copies and Sameness........................................................................ 146 Programming and Recursion: Modularity, Loops, Procedures ......... 149 Recursion in Chess Programs .................. ...
... Recursion at the Lowest Level of Matter .......................................... 142 Copies and Sameness........................................................................ 146 Programming and Recursion: Modularity, Loops, Procedures ......... 149 Recursion in Chess Programs .................. ...
diolectic Language-Analysis for Understanding Doctor
... relying mainly on the verbal behavior of the interviewed patient. If a paranoid model is to exhibit paranoid behavior in a psychiatric interview, it must be capable of handling dialogues typical of the doctor-patient context. Since the model can communicate only through teletyped messages.the vis-a- ...
... relying mainly on the verbal behavior of the interviewed patient. If a paranoid model is to exhibit paranoid behavior in a psychiatric interview, it must be capable of handling dialogues typical of the doctor-patient context. Since the model can communicate only through teletyped messages.the vis-a- ...
Stephen Shervais, Ph.D. Professional Interests Academic Background
... you’ll learn expert techniques for building successful project teams, creating efficient plans and implementing effective tracking measures to ensure your projects come in on deadline and on budget. In one fast-paced, well-designed day, we’ll cover all the essential elements of project management. W ...
... you’ll learn expert techniques for building successful project teams, creating efficient plans and implementing effective tracking measures to ensure your projects come in on deadline and on budget. In one fast-paced, well-designed day, we’ll cover all the essential elements of project management. W ...
Artificial Intelligence in Computer Graphics
... of modules and their attributes can be specified in an XML file called a psySpec. Modules that run on machines other than the Psyclone server can also be configured via this file. At run-time, all data in the system travels in messages, via blackboards. A message is a convenient metadata wrapper aro ...
... of modules and their attributes can be specified in an XML file called a psySpec. Modules that run on machines other than the Psyclone server can also be configured via this file. At run-time, all data in the system travels in messages, via blackboards. A message is a convenient metadata wrapper aro ...