On-line Error Analysis Using AI techniques A first sight
... • After giving an answer, can justify or explain it by showing which knowledge they used to come to that conclusion. • Ιn a similar way can explain why they have asked their user a particular question. • Can imitate the performance of a human expert in a narrow domain of expertise, such as mortgage ...
... • After giving an answer, can justify or explain it by showing which knowledge they used to come to that conclusion. • Ιn a similar way can explain why they have asked their user a particular question. • Can imitate the performance of a human expert in a narrow domain of expertise, such as mortgage ...
Мултидисциплинарен подход за симулиране на 3D средата при
... The application of traditional hydrogeological means and vehicles to the deterministic approach most often brings to difficulties. The attempts to determine 3-D objects based on statistical processing of results from “in situ” and laboratory filtration (hydraulic) tests (Боревский и др., 1973, Мирон ...
... The application of traditional hydrogeological means and vehicles to the deterministic approach most often brings to difficulties. The attempts to determine 3-D objects based on statistical processing of results from “in situ” and laboratory filtration (hydraulic) tests (Боревский и др., 1973, Мирон ...
A MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM WITH APPLICATION IN PROJECT
... term memory for all agents becomes a necessity to be added as long as project planning and scheduling process as repetitive activity for a project manager and therefore dependent to human experience and knowledge. For perceptions, we use a short term memory called Perception Buffer, which can be acc ...
... term memory for all agents becomes a necessity to be added as long as project planning and scheduling process as repetitive activity for a project manager and therefore dependent to human experience and knowledge. For perceptions, we use a short term memory called Perception Buffer, which can be acc ...
From Agent Theory to Agent Construction: A Case Study
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
Pogamut 3 Can Assist Developers in Building AI (Not Only) for Their
... package. Moreover, they are not included into the Pogamut 3 release version at the time of writing of this paper, but they may be available for download in coming months. In this section, we will review these extensions in further detail: ACT-R Integration, Gestures module, ALMA Integration, and Edu ...
... package. Moreover, they are not included into the Pogamut 3 release version at the time of writing of this paper, but they may be available for download in coming months. In this section, we will review these extensions in further detail: ACT-R Integration, Gestures module, ALMA Integration, and Edu ...
Conceptual exploration: An autobiographical narrative from
... construction of an inner-city power station to street theater exposing fraudulent, industrysponsored recycling plans (Whole Earth Group 1974). Ecology-the-science was the recommended choice for college students who sought programs of study in which to pursue their interests in ecology-as-social-acti ...
... construction of an inner-city power station to street theater exposing fraudulent, industrysponsored recycling plans (Whole Earth Group 1974). Ecology-the-science was the recommended choice for college students who sought programs of study in which to pursue their interests in ecology-as-social-acti ...
Artificial Intelligence techniques: An introduction to their use for
... and action parts, if and then and are fed to an inference engine, which has a working memory of information about the problem, a pattern matcher and a rule applier. The pattern matcher refers to the working memory to decide which rules are relevant, then the rule applier chooses what rule to apply. ...
... and action parts, if and then and are fed to an inference engine, which has a working memory of information about the problem, a pattern matcher and a rule applier. The pattern matcher refers to the working memory to decide which rules are relevant, then the rule applier chooses what rule to apply. ...
What is AI?
... What are the laws of thought? This question goes back to the syllogisms of the Greek philosopher Aristotle. The logicist tradition in AI has followed this approach. Example: Early work on theorem proving The emphasis on this tradition is correct inference. As a result related work from philosophy an ...
... What are the laws of thought? This question goes back to the syllogisms of the Greek philosopher Aristotle. The logicist tradition in AI has followed this approach. Example: Early work on theorem proving The emphasis on this tradition is correct inference. As a result related work from philosophy an ...
Note 1: introduction
... • Knowing about the current state of the environment is not always enough to decide what to do • Agent needs some sort of goal information also • Agent a program combines of this with information about the results of possible actions (the same information as was used to update internal state in the ...
... • Knowing about the current state of the environment is not always enough to decide what to do • Agent needs some sort of goal information also • Agent a program combines of this with information about the results of possible actions (the same information as was used to update internal state in the ...
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... external world, but is affected both by external aspects of the world and by internal aspects of the agent itself and the way in which these aspects are interwoven during the (ongoing) interaction process. Given this problem, it is under debate among several authors whether adequate alternative noti ...
... external world, but is affected both by external aspects of the world and by internal aspects of the agent itself and the way in which these aspects are interwoven during the (ongoing) interaction process. Given this problem, it is under debate among several authors whether adequate alternative noti ...
- Lorentz Center
... a) For each of the three identified modes of cognitive science I will highlight one or more well known critiques that motivate a change from the hegemony of the computational cognitive metaphor. b) I will subsequently suggest a new cognitive metaphor; one grounded on ‘interactions and communication’ ...
... a) For each of the three identified modes of cognitive science I will highlight one or more well known critiques that motivate a change from the hegemony of the computational cognitive metaphor. b) I will subsequently suggest a new cognitive metaphor; one grounded on ‘interactions and communication’ ...
Influence-Based Abstraction for Multiagent Systems Please share
... POSGs can be decomposed into local models. We formalize the interface between such local models as the influence agents can exert on one another; and we prove that this interface is sufficient for decoupling them. The resulting influence-based abstraction substantially generalizes previous work on e ...
... POSGs can be decomposed into local models. We formalize the interface between such local models as the influence agents can exert on one another; and we prove that this interface is sufficient for decoupling them. The resulting influence-based abstraction substantially generalizes previous work on e ...
CHIME: Service-oriented Framework for Adaptive Web
... accross applications, see for example [24]. For this we need the simple concept of hypermedia and improve ...
... accross applications, see for example [24]. For this we need the simple concept of hypermedia and improve ...
Influence-based Abstraction for Multiagent Systems
... POSGs can be decomposed into local models. We formalize the interface between such local models as the influence agents can exert on one another; and we prove that this interface is sufficient for decoupling them. The resulting influence-based abstraction substantially generalizes previous work on e ...
... POSGs can be decomposed into local models. We formalize the interface between such local models as the influence agents can exert on one another; and we prove that this interface is sufficient for decoupling them. The resulting influence-based abstraction substantially generalizes previous work on e ...
DIOS – A Distributed Intelligent Operating Schema
... – before the incident occurs, only some of the sensors to be used for analysis, can be allocated. – while actuators and sensors to be used during the neutralization phase can be allocated only after the analysis phase is completed. – The operating system has to be built on the spot and under the con ...
... – before the incident occurs, only some of the sensors to be used for analysis, can be allocated. – while actuators and sensors to be used during the neutralization phase can be allocated only after the analysis phase is completed. – The operating system has to be built on the spot and under the con ...
From Agent Theory to Agent Construction: A Case Study
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
From Agent Theory to Agent Construction: A Case Study
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
... an implemented system and then formalizing the semantics in an agent language which can be viewed as an abstraction of the implemented system, and which allows agent programs to be written and interpreted [26]. Goodwin has also attempted to bridge the gap by providing a formal description in the for ...
AI Research in the 21st Century
... nested contexts; how to deal with many other intelligent agents with goals often at odds with your own. Brains solve all these little context-rich problems every day seemingly without effort. Brains can do it because they don’t operate logically and don’t use Reasoning for the majority of their func ...
... nested contexts; how to deal with many other intelligent agents with goals often at odds with your own. Brains solve all these little context-rich problems every day seemingly without effort. Brains can do it because they don’t operate logically and don’t use Reasoning for the majority of their func ...
Proposal for Ph.D. General Exams
... the social composition of identity. I also examine social signaling theory as a framework for understanding how identity is revealed or “given off” in social communication with other people (and machines). Through this literature I hope to attain a broader understanding of identity – how it is perce ...
... the social composition of identity. I also examine social signaling theory as a framework for understanding how identity is revealed or “given off” in social communication with other people (and machines). Through this literature I hope to attain a broader understanding of identity – how it is perce ...
1994-Learning to Coordinate without Sharing Information
... the optimal sequence of actions always puts the block on the same x-position. Since the xdimension is the only dimension used to represent state, the agents update the same Q-value in their policy matrix in successive steps. We now calculate the number of updates required for the Q-value correspondi ...
... the optimal sequence of actions always puts the block on the same x-position. Since the xdimension is the only dimension used to represent state, the agents update the same Q-value in their policy matrix in successive steps. We now calculate the number of updates required for the Q-value correspondi ...
here - FER
... mechanisms has been empirically shown to lead to substantial performance improvements in several typical evolutionary robotics experiments [3]. Several novel frameworks for studying cognitive systems have arisen from devising and implementing distributed approaches to the problem. Swarm cognition is ...
... mechanisms has been empirically shown to lead to substantial performance improvements in several typical evolutionary robotics experiments [3]. Several novel frameworks for studying cognitive systems have arisen from devising and implementing distributed approaches to the problem. Swarm cognition is ...
Computational Intelligence Approaches for Student/Tutor
... Knowledge representation and management is a vital issue in both student/expert model designs and it is equally not surprising to see how the use of ontology is recently gaining popularity. The data mining techniques too appear to be pairing well recently, the use of such techniques like machine lea ...
... Knowledge representation and management is a vital issue in both student/expert model designs and it is equally not surprising to see how the use of ontology is recently gaining popularity. The data mining techniques too appear to be pairing well recently, the use of such techniques like machine lea ...
CS 363 Comparative Programming Languages
... – How better to spend five weeks of summer than learning Computer Science with 140 of your closest TJ friends. A great way to fit more into your cramped schedule, the summer school program thrives because of students aides (upperclassmen, apply early). An accelerated class is usually formed during t ...
... – How better to spend five weeks of summer than learning Computer Science with 140 of your closest TJ friends. A great way to fit more into your cramped schedule, the summer school program thrives because of students aides (upperclassmen, apply early). An accelerated class is usually formed during t ...