MANAGING KNOWLEDGE
... – Descriptions of past experiences of human specialists (cases), stored in knowledge base – System searches for cases with problem characteristics similar to new one, finds closest fit, and applies solutions of old case to new case – Successful and unsuccessful applications are grouped with case – S ...
... – Descriptions of past experiences of human specialists (cases), stored in knowledge base – System searches for cases with problem characteristics similar to new one, finds closest fit, and applies solutions of old case to new case – Successful and unsuccessful applications are grouped with case – S ...
Phonetic matching techniques(cont.)
... Agrep is a utility that embodies a fast algorithm for identifying strings that contain a substring which is identical to a query but for at most k insertions, deletions, or replacements, where k is a predefined constant. Agrep was not designed for the task of phonetic matching, but rather for fast s ...
... Agrep is a utility that embodies a fast algorithm for identifying strings that contain a substring which is identical to a query but for at most k insertions, deletions, or replacements, where k is a predefined constant. Agrep was not designed for the task of phonetic matching, but rather for fast s ...
An Auxiliary System for Medical Diagnosis Based on Bayesian
... diagnosis of sleep-disorders. An example of interaction with the SDDS follows: for a given patient, the initial subset of symptoms observed to be present or absent are entered through a radio button interface; this is shown on the left side of the Internet page illustrated in Fig. 5. The diagnostic ...
... diagnosis of sleep-disorders. An example of interaction with the SDDS follows: for a given patient, the initial subset of symptoms observed to be present or absent are entered through a radio button interface; this is shown on the left side of the Internet page illustrated in Fig. 5. The diagnostic ...
Applications of Signatures to Expert Systems Modelling
... are rules to execute the rules, forward chaining and backward chaining. The forward chaining is data-driven reasoning expressed as: the reasoning starts with the known data, each time only the topmost rule is executed, when fired the rule adds a new fact in the database, and the cycle stops when no ...
... are rules to execute the rules, forward chaining and backward chaining. The forward chaining is data-driven reasoning expressed as: the reasoning starts with the known data, each time only the topmost rule is executed, when fired the rule adds a new fact in the database, and the cycle stops when no ...
Creativity in Configuring Affective Agents for Interactive Storytelling
... competent agents are valuable if they can be configured to act ‘in character’ during episodes that are not directly controlled by a story-based framework or if the system explicitly ...
... competent agents are valuable if they can be configured to act ‘in character’ during episodes that are not directly controlled by a story-based framework or if the system explicitly ...
Artificial Intelligence (Lecture – 1)
... go from here to let us a say a particular place in Delhi and you have to plan your journey and plan your path. Something that we do all the time is trying to recognize objects or recognize faces of people, this requires vision. Thirdly, we communicate with each other through natural language. Fourth ...
... go from here to let us a say a particular place in Delhi and you have to plan your journey and plan your path. Something that we do all the time is trying to recognize objects or recognize faces of people, this requires vision. Thirdly, we communicate with each other through natural language. Fourth ...
Synaptic energy efficiency in retinal processing
... outputs are equated to neuronal firing rates. It is within this framework that we attempt to understand the consequences of maximising information transmission whilst minimising the metabolic costs associated with synaptic transmission. Following Bell and Sejnowski (1997), Harpur (1997) and Olshausen ...
... outputs are equated to neuronal firing rates. It is within this framework that we attempt to understand the consequences of maximising information transmission whilst minimising the metabolic costs associated with synaptic transmission. Following Bell and Sejnowski (1997), Harpur (1997) and Olshausen ...
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... correspondence with BP and MP (Theorem 2) however still holds: if loopy BP converges, then the corresponding quantities µi→j computed from DP messages will converge as well, and to the same value (assuming the same initial condition and update schedule). Notice however that the convergence of the µi ...
... correspondence with BP and MP (Theorem 2) however still holds: if loopy BP converges, then the corresponding quantities µi→j computed from DP messages will converge as well, and to the same value (assuming the same initial condition and update schedule). Notice however that the convergence of the µi ...
Body Systems and EOC Review
... Explore: Internal anatomy of a fetal pig Provide diagram of fetal pig Have students identify internal anatomy of the fetal pig Connect organs systems with function and homeostasis ...
... Explore: Internal anatomy of a fetal pig Provide diagram of fetal pig Have students identify internal anatomy of the fetal pig Connect organs systems with function and homeostasis ...
KBMS Requirements of Knowledge
... bases in which only very simple TELL operations are possible. In the relational database model, for example, only function and variable free n-ary predicates of predefined structure can be asserted. Because of this restricted form of the TELL operation. the ASK operation of DBMS can be efficiently i ...
... bases in which only very simple TELL operations are possible. In the relational database model, for example, only function and variable free n-ary predicates of predefined structure can be asserted. Because of this restricted form of the TELL operation. the ASK operation of DBMS can be efficiently i ...
AFRL/IF - Department of Computer Science
... – Multi-Agent Opportunism: The ability of agents operating in a MAS to assist one another by recognizing potential opportunities for each other’s goals, and responding by taking some action and/or notifying the appropriate agent or agents Approach: Augment existing approaches to single-agent opportu ...
... – Multi-Agent Opportunism: The ability of agents operating in a MAS to assist one another by recognizing potential opportunities for each other’s goals, and responding by taking some action and/or notifying the appropriate agent or agents Approach: Augment existing approaches to single-agent opportu ...
On Attention Mechanisms for AGI Architectures: A Design Proposal
... targeting operation in realtime with insufficient knowledge and resources. The system implements attention using a computational control strategy called controlled concurrency where task execution is controlled by two prioritization parameters: urgency and durability. The urgency parameter is the ma ...
... targeting operation in realtime with insufficient knowledge and resources. The system implements attention using a computational control strategy called controlled concurrency where task execution is controlled by two prioritization parameters: urgency and durability. The urgency parameter is the ma ...
Decision support systems - Southeast Missouri State University
... collective of computer assisted technologies used to aid group efforts directed at identifying and addressing problems, opportunities, and the issues (Jessup and Valacich 1993). ...
... collective of computer assisted technologies used to aid group efforts directed at identifying and addressing problems, opportunities, and the issues (Jessup and Valacich 1993). ...
Natural and Artificial Systems: Compare, Model or - PUMA
... enhance, our cognitive processes. EMT holds that the physical mechanisms of our thinking extends beyond our biological boundaries when a two-way relationship between cognitive and external systems exists – for example using a smart phone as an external memory store, or a notepad to work out a sum [1 ...
... enhance, our cognitive processes. EMT holds that the physical mechanisms of our thinking extends beyond our biological boundaries when a two-way relationship between cognitive and external systems exists – for example using a smart phone as an external memory store, or a notepad to work out a sum [1 ...
Born on Earth: Sexuality, spirituality, and human evolution
... While reading this article, then, it is important that the reader bear in mind that the ideas we present have germinated, grown, and matured autonomously through several decades of practical work with hundreds of individuals, and that they should not be confused with an elaboration, integration, or ...
... While reading this article, then, it is important that the reader bear in mind that the ideas we present have germinated, grown, and matured autonomously through several decades of practical work with hundreds of individuals, and that they should not be confused with an elaboration, integration, or ...
What are Expert Systems?
... simply a set of rules specifying how to change one string of symbols into another string of symbols. • these rules are also known as rewrite rules • simple syntactic string manipulation • no understanding or interpretation is required\also used to define grammars of languages – e.g BNF grammars of p ...
... simply a set of rules specifying how to change one string of symbols into another string of symbols. • these rules are also known as rewrite rules • simple syntactic string manipulation • no understanding or interpretation is required\also used to define grammars of languages – e.g BNF grammars of p ...
Slides for October 2nd
... We can do slightly better than AC3 by counting supports. A support for a value ai ∈ Di is a value in another domain aj ∈ Dj such that (ai , aj ) ∈ Cij . aj allows for an assignment of ai under the constraint Cij . When using table constraints we can count support for a domain value, pruning when the ...
... We can do slightly better than AC3 by counting supports. A support for a value ai ∈ Di is a value in another domain aj ∈ Dj such that (ai , aj ) ∈ Cij . aj allows for an assignment of ai under the constraint Cij . When using table constraints we can count support for a domain value, pruning when the ...
Evolution of the Nervous System
... node causes an action potential at the next node Saltatory (jumping) Conduction ...
... node causes an action potential at the next node Saltatory (jumping) Conduction ...
Evolution of the Nervous System
... node causes an action potential at the next node Saltatory (jumping) Conduction ...
... node causes an action potential at the next node Saltatory (jumping) Conduction ...
Prof - University of Alberta
... Archimedean continua – the point-based system, SP, and the stretch-based system, SI – for the following reasons: 1. It enables us to formulate all the axioms of each system in one and the same language; 2. It makes it possible to apply, without any modification, Arsenijević's two sets of rules for t ...
... Archimedean continua – the point-based system, SP, and the stretch-based system, SI – for the following reasons: 1. It enables us to formulate all the axioms of each system in one and the same language; 2. It makes it possible to apply, without any modification, Arsenijević's two sets of rules for t ...
Probabilistic Reasoning and the Design of Expert Systems
... does that mean? Even if the rule is rewritten using a range of explicit temperatures, certainly some will be “higher” than others. There will also be some variation within the testing devices that are used to obtain patient’s temperatures. Finally, in many diagnostic situations key pieces of data ma ...
... does that mean? Even if the rule is rewritten using a range of explicit temperatures, certainly some will be “higher” than others. There will also be some variation within the testing devices that are used to obtain patient’s temperatures. Finally, in many diagnostic situations key pieces of data ma ...
Energy and Epigenetics: Quantum Cell Theory, Life as a
... Dr. Andrew Marino has already proposed this to the National Institutes of Health, who denied his request. This linkage to the star also made me realize that hormones reflected the electromagnetic energy states within the cell and act just like spectroscopy does with respect to a star‘s emitted light ...
... Dr. Andrew Marino has already proposed this to the National Institutes of Health, who denied his request. This linkage to the star also made me realize that hormones reflected the electromagnetic energy states within the cell and act just like spectroscopy does with respect to a star‘s emitted light ...
Neural Computing Applics and Advanced AI
... – Means of representing and making inferences using general, physical knowledge about the world – QR is a model-based procedure that consequently incorporates deep knowledge about a problem domain – Typical QR Logic • “If you touch a kettle full of boiling water on a stove, you will burn yourself” • ...
... – Means of representing and making inferences using general, physical knowledge about the world – QR is a model-based procedure that consequently incorporates deep knowledge about a problem domain – Typical QR Logic • “If you touch a kettle full of boiling water on a stove, you will burn yourself” • ...
3. SOLVING PROBLEMS BY SEARCHING
... • The only goal node may always be in the branch of the tree that is examined the last • In the worst case also depth-first search takes an exponential time: O(bm) • At its worst m » d, the time taken by depth-first search may be much more than that of depth-first search • Moreover, we cannot guaran ...
... • The only goal node may always be in the branch of the tree that is examined the last • In the worst case also depth-first search takes an exponential time: O(bm) • At its worst m » d, the time taken by depth-first search may be much more than that of depth-first search • Moreover, we cannot guaran ...
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.