- White Rose Research Online
... The next event, node 3, separates the bilateral animals from the other metazoan phyla. All modern bilaterians possess internal organs, a central nervous system, and a ‘brain’ formed by an aggregation of neurons towards the anterior end of the animal. On the basis of recent molecular sequencing analy ...
... The next event, node 3, separates the bilateral animals from the other metazoan phyla. All modern bilaterians possess internal organs, a central nervous system, and a ‘brain’ formed by an aggregation of neurons towards the anterior end of the animal. On the basis of recent molecular sequencing analy ...
hierarchical knowledge-based process planning in
... Process Planning (CAPP) may result in better designs, lower production costs, larger flexibility, improved quality and higher productivity. Over the last three decades vast efforts have been made in developing novel methods and architectures for CAPP systems. The last twenty years of research has be ...
... Process Planning (CAPP) may result in better designs, lower production costs, larger flexibility, improved quality and higher productivity. Over the last three decades vast efforts have been made in developing novel methods and architectures for CAPP systems. The last twenty years of research has be ...
Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Computing and
... in which the agent lives and the agent’s output is behavior in that environment with an intrinsic meaning for the agent’s life. Finally, much connectionist modeling aims to produce behavior that settles into an equilibrium, but the desired behavior of many artificial life models is a continual, open ...
... in which the agent lives and the agent’s output is behavior in that environment with an intrinsic meaning for the agent’s life. Finally, much connectionist modeling aims to produce behavior that settles into an equilibrium, but the desired behavior of many artificial life models is a continual, open ...
Diffusion Tensor Imaging - Psychiatry Neuroimaging Laboratory
... The main advantage over DWI is that it makes it possible to quantify not only the diffusion in total but also the directionality of diffusion, which is called the diffusion tensor. In order to quantify the diffusion tensor, six different diffusion measurements and directions are necessary to suffic ...
... The main advantage over DWI is that it makes it possible to quantify not only the diffusion in total but also the directionality of diffusion, which is called the diffusion tensor. In order to quantify the diffusion tensor, six different diffusion measurements and directions are necessary to suffic ...
Slide - NYU Computer Science
... (isolated) verification tasks to the context of (evolutionary) verification process This requires the development of a formal framework that can adapt to and express the evolution of ...
... (isolated) verification tasks to the context of (evolutionary) verification process This requires the development of a formal framework that can adapt to and express the evolution of ...
Soft Computing and its Applications
... crossover of DNA strands that occurs in reproduction of biological organisms. As with mutation, there are many possible ways to perform a crossover operation -- some much better than others -- and the Evolutionary Solver actually employs multiple variations of two different crossover strategies. Sel ...
... crossover of DNA strands that occurs in reproduction of biological organisms. As with mutation, there are many possible ways to perform a crossover operation -- some much better than others -- and the Evolutionary Solver actually employs multiple variations of two different crossover strategies. Sel ...
- Philsci
... genome, so the change in phenotypic space brought about by differential survival of individuals also constitutes a change in the relative frequencies of genotypes. But mapping changes in genotypic space onto phenotypic space is less straight forward. New mutations and new genetic combinations bring ...
... genome, so the change in phenotypic space brought about by differential survival of individuals also constitutes a change in the relative frequencies of genotypes. But mapping changes in genotypic space onto phenotypic space is less straight forward. New mutations and new genetic combinations bring ...
important questions in part-a and answers...
... buying one off the rack and having it fitted. Custom-made DSS are designed for and developed by specific organizations for specific uses. Ready-made DSS are generally available for solving common industry problems and have much wider applicability. Provide two definitions of DSS. What do they have i ...
... buying one off the rack and having it fitted. Custom-made DSS are designed for and developed by specific organizations for specific uses. Ready-made DSS are generally available for solving common industry problems and have much wider applicability. Provide two definitions of DSS. What do they have i ...
agents-StudentVersion - The Computer Science Department
... action has a single guaranteed effect — there is no uncertainty about the state that will result from performing an action. • In deterministic environments, agents do not worry about uncertainty. • Non-deterministic environments present greater problems for the agent designer. ...
... action has a single guaranteed effect — there is no uncertainty about the state that will result from performing an action. • In deterministic environments, agents do not worry about uncertainty. • Non-deterministic environments present greater problems for the agent designer. ...
Chapter 2
... to propose solutions to problems quickly, avoiding the time necessary to derive those answers from scratch. As an example, a doctor remembering an old diagnosis or treatment experiences this benefit. The case-based reasoner, as with any other reasoner, has to evaluate proposed solutions; getting a h ...
... to propose solutions to problems quickly, avoiding the time necessary to derive those answers from scratch. As an example, a doctor remembering an old diagnosis or treatment experiences this benefit. The case-based reasoner, as with any other reasoner, has to evaluate proposed solutions; getting a h ...
Motivations behind modeling emotional agents: Whose
... emotional agent. I will try to show that there are other motives, and that there are also different principal approaches to model emotions. I will briefly sketch some theory on emotion from a psychological point of view to illustrate our current assumptions about the nature of emotions, and about th ...
... emotional agent. I will try to show that there are other motives, and that there are also different principal approaches to model emotions. I will briefly sketch some theory on emotion from a psychological point of view to illustrate our current assumptions about the nature of emotions, and about th ...
Hardware: Input, Processing, and Output Devices
... Use models to make predictions Genetic Algorithms: Typically uses an existing model (Fitness Function) Searches for a good (or optimal) solution to the model. ...
... Use models to make predictions Genetic Algorithms: Typically uses an existing model (Fitness Function) Searches for a good (or optimal) solution to the model. ...
artificial intelligence planning for generative computer aided process
... planning, thus requiring the manual representation of many combinations of these elements. Special-purpose systems on the other hand, have good accuracy and performance in the special cases they are meant to, but their generalization and extension is difficult and requires a lot of work. They often ...
... planning, thus requiring the manual representation of many combinations of these elements. Special-purpose systems on the other hand, have good accuracy and performance in the special cases they are meant to, but their generalization and extension is difficult and requires a lot of work. They often ...
Exploring coordination properties within populations of distributed agents Elizabeth Sklar
... nearly the same time and make their decisions almost simultaneously. In contrast, when using environmental cues, the message is only readable when an agent is within sensorrange and so some agents may not read the message until some time after it has been left. Yanco & Stein (1993) present an experi ...
... nearly the same time and make their decisions almost simultaneously. In contrast, when using environmental cues, the message is only readable when an agent is within sensorrange and so some agents may not read the message until some time after it has been left. Yanco & Stein (1993) present an experi ...
Two Paradigms Are Better Than One, And Multiple
... of those particle physicists who search for the simplest possible unifying conceptions. Constructing a mind is simply a different kind of problem — of how to synthesize organizational systems that can support a large enough diversity of different schemes, yet enable them to work together to exploit ...
... of those particle physicists who search for the simplest possible unifying conceptions. Constructing a mind is simply a different kind of problem — of how to synthesize organizational systems that can support a large enough diversity of different schemes, yet enable them to work together to exploit ...
AI PLANNING FOR TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS
... The area of domain independent heuristic planning has been pushed forward by the ASP [3] and HSP [4] planners. These planners traverse the state-space in a forward direction. In order to estimate the distance between each state and the goals, the planners compute an estimate of the distance between ...
... The area of domain independent heuristic planning has been pushed forward by the ASP [3] and HSP [4] planners. These planners traverse the state-space in a forward direction. In order to estimate the distance between each state and the goals, the planners compute an estimate of the distance between ...
Unit 4_Expert Systems and AI
... called Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI's scientific goal is to understand intelligence by building computer programs that exhibit intelligent behavior. It is concerned with the concepts and methods of symbolic inference, or reasoning, by a computer, and how the knowledge used to make those inferenc ...
... called Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI's scientific goal is to understand intelligence by building computer programs that exhibit intelligent behavior. It is concerned with the concepts and methods of symbolic inference, or reasoning, by a computer, and how the knowledge used to make those inferenc ...
Perspectives on Fifth Generation Computing
... The recognition of the significance of computing technologies such as AI, and the prestige and funding that accompany it, are clearly welcome to many in the computing industry. Around the world resources have been allocated to responsive competing activities. Western research has quickly reoriented ...
... The recognition of the significance of computing technologies such as AI, and the prestige and funding that accompany it, are clearly welcome to many in the computing industry. Around the world resources have been allocated to responsive competing activities. Western research has quickly reoriented ...
Report of research activities in fuzzy AI and medicine at
... The system, based on two patents [7] is aimed to monitor infants aged 0 to 24 months that may be at risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), yet are living a normal life within their family. The dif®culty of the problem relates to the restrictions on sensors (they should be completely non-obtrus ...
... The system, based on two patents [7] is aimed to monitor infants aged 0 to 24 months that may be at risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), yet are living a normal life within their family. The dif®culty of the problem relates to the restrictions on sensors (they should be completely non-obtrus ...
An analytic approach for obtaining maximal entropy OWA operator weights ∗ Robert Full´er
... Additionally, Fuller and Majlender (2001) used Lagrange multipliers on Yager’s OWA equation to derive a polynomial equation, which determines the optimal weighting vector under maximal entropy (ME-OWA operator). The proposed approach thus determines the optimal weighting vector under maximal entropy ...
... Additionally, Fuller and Majlender (2001) used Lagrange multipliers on Yager’s OWA equation to derive a polynomial equation, which determines the optimal weighting vector under maximal entropy (ME-OWA operator). The proposed approach thus determines the optimal weighting vector under maximal entropy ...
Spring Symposium Series - Association for the Advancement of
... Software agents are sensor/effector systems that operate within realworld software environments such as operating systems, databases, or computer networks. Their sensors observe features of this external environment, and their effectors can both alter the state of the environment directly, and commu ...
... Software agents are sensor/effector systems that operate within realworld software environments such as operating systems, databases, or computer networks. Their sensors observe features of this external environment, and their effectors can both alter the state of the environment directly, and commu ...
RWE Transgas Net, The Czech Republic
... » split between oil and gas fields » incorporation of pipeline systems related to UGS » national trends of UGS industry ...
... » split between oil and gas fields » incorporation of pipeline systems related to UGS » national trends of UGS industry ...
View PDF - CiteSeerX
... is an attempt to overcome the difficulties in software de velopment which often arise on distributed memory ma chines. KSR-1 employs the ALLCACHE architecture, which is a virtual shared memory (VSM) model. In a VSM model, a physical architecture resembles that of a distributed memory architecture, ...
... is an attempt to overcome the difficulties in software de velopment which often arise on distributed memory ma chines. KSR-1 employs the ALLCACHE architecture, which is a virtual shared memory (VSM) model. In a VSM model, a physical architecture resembles that of a distributed memory architecture, ...
AI on the WWW supply and demand agents
... existence of data on the WWW. Then, once they do become aware of these resources, most users need time, training, and upgraded equipment before they can take full advantage of them. Web-available information sources provide heterogenous databases that can require expertise to use. In addition, the q ...
... existence of data on the WWW. Then, once they do become aware of these resources, most users need time, training, and upgraded equipment before they can take full advantage of them. Web-available information sources provide heterogenous databases that can require expertise to use. In addition, the q ...
Incomplete Nature
Incomplete Nature: How Mind Emerged from Matter is a 2011 book by biological anthropologist Terrence Deacon. The book covers topics in biosemiotics, philosophy of mind, and the origins of life. Broadly, the book seeks to naturalistically explain ""aboutness"", that is, concepts like intentionality, meaning, normativity, purpose, and function; which Deacon groups together and labels as ententional phenomena.