High-Level Information Fusion with Bayesian - CEUR
... how trucks and cars are represented in each type of media (video, imagery, human reports), as well as the temporal and spatial relationships between cars, roads, convoys, etc. For a computer program to perform the same inferences from the same set of sources, it must possess the same kind of knowled ...
... how trucks and cars are represented in each type of media (video, imagery, human reports), as well as the temporal and spatial relationships between cars, roads, convoys, etc. For a computer program to perform the same inferences from the same set of sources, it must possess the same kind of knowled ...
A Discussion of Some Intuitions of Defeasible Reasoning
... creation of URI references from cells predicates may be chosen from a vocabulary datatypes may be assigned ...
... creation of URI references from cells predicates may be chosen from a vocabulary datatypes may be assigned ...
Diapositiva 1
... emissions of 25 kg CO2 to produce; emissions of -4 kg CO2 to dispose (negative because recycling displaces mineral extraction); emission of 0.001kg CO2 per hour to run (European electricity generation mix). ...
... emissions of 25 kg CO2 to produce; emissions of -4 kg CO2 to dispose (negative because recycling displaces mineral extraction); emission of 0.001kg CO2 per hour to run (European electricity generation mix). ...
ling411-13-FunctionalWebs - OWL-Space
... “If neurons in the functional web are strongly linked, they should show similar response properties in neurophysiological experiments. “If the neurons of the functional web are necessary for the optimal processing of the represented entity, lesion of a significant portion of the network neurons must ...
... “If neurons in the functional web are strongly linked, they should show similar response properties in neurophysiological experiments. “If the neurons of the functional web are necessary for the optimal processing of the represented entity, lesion of a significant portion of the network neurons must ...
Artificial Intelligence - Glacier Peak High School
... woman go into separate rooms and they each try to convince a third person that they are the other. The idea is that a computer with artificial intelligence will be indistinguishable from a real human being. ...
... woman go into separate rooms and they each try to convince a third person that they are the other. The idea is that a computer with artificial intelligence will be indistinguishable from a real human being. ...
GIS Tutorial 1 - Basic Workbook
... Tool converts a entire map document (.mxd) into a KML file containing a translation of Esri geometries and symbology. File is compressed using ZIP compression, has a .kmz extension Can be read by any KML client including ArcGIS Explorer, ArcGlobe, and Google Earth. To access: Arctoolbox> Con ...
... Tool converts a entire map document (.mxd) into a KML file containing a translation of Esri geometries and symbology. File is compressed using ZIP compression, has a .kmz extension Can be read by any KML client including ArcGIS Explorer, ArcGlobe, and Google Earth. To access: Arctoolbox> Con ...
Inferring Robot Actions from Verbal Commands Using Shallow
... The proposed method builds on the hypothesis that the expected action for a command can be inferred from the primary frame of the command. To initially test this hypothesis, statistics for combinations of primary frames and labeled actions for all sentences were generated, and is presented in Table ...
... The proposed method builds on the hypothesis that the expected action for a command can be inferred from the primary frame of the command. To initially test this hypothesis, statistics for combinations of primary frames and labeled actions for all sentences were generated, and is presented in Table ...
Document
... hopelessly behind content based text retrieval. • Face recognition programs are known mainly for their failure to perform outside the laboratory. ...
... hopelessly behind content based text retrieval. • Face recognition programs are known mainly for their failure to perform outside the laboratory. ...
Learning styles - CS-UCY
... Intelligent technologies explore the fundamental roles and practical impacts of artificial intelligence and knowledge management in various paradigms. A main factor of intelligence is the ability to create new ideas and correlate them with existing knowledge. Technology is good at accomplishing one ...
... Intelligent technologies explore the fundamental roles and practical impacts of artificial intelligence and knowledge management in various paradigms. A main factor of intelligence is the ability to create new ideas and correlate them with existing knowledge. Technology is good at accomplishing one ...
Read the Datasheet
... infrastructure – visibility that enables us to better understand today’s challenges and plan for future change. With vFabric Hyperic, we never need to guess about the experience of our end users. We know exactly what it is.” — Jason DeHaan, Deputy CIO City of Chicago, July 2009 ...
... infrastructure – visibility that enables us to better understand today’s challenges and plan for future change. With vFabric Hyperic, we never need to guess about the experience of our end users. We know exactly what it is.” — Jason DeHaan, Deputy CIO City of Chicago, July 2009 ...
D2RQ
... Resolvable URIs: D2R Server assigns a resolvable URI to each entity in the database Content negotiation: HTML & RDF versions share URIs; HTTP content negotiation fixes version SPARQL: Both an endpoint and explorer provided BLOBs and CLOBs: Support for serving up values as files (e.g., PDFs, ...
... Resolvable URIs: D2R Server assigns a resolvable URI to each entity in the database Content negotiation: HTML & RDF versions share URIs; HTTP content negotiation fixes version SPARQL: Both an endpoint and explorer provided BLOBs and CLOBs: Support for serving up values as files (e.g., PDFs, ...
... and Günther Palm, University of Ulm). One of the goals of this workshop was to make contact with other related communities that address tasks in which anchoring is present even if it is not explicitly mentioned. The two invited speakers were chosen with this goal in mind. The first speaker (Jeffrey ...
Multi-Agent Systems in Practice When Research Meets - DAI
... in a domain ontology were initial knowledge and goals are constantly updated. After creating and storing SWRL rules in the ontology, a backward search is used in order to find a path that is able to achieve the pursued goal. This path can be considered as a composition of service calls. A similar se ...
... in a domain ontology were initial knowledge and goals are constantly updated. After creating and storing SWRL rules in the ontology, a backward search is used in order to find a path that is able to achieve the pursued goal. This path can be considered as a composition of service calls. A similar se ...
Slide 1
... Non-logged-in visitors are known as anonymous Users with accounts are assigned to roles that you can define, such as Master Admin, Content Editor, Member Permissions are generally assigned by role Content Item (called “Node” prior to Drupal 7) Def: A piece of content on your site, which coul ...
... Non-logged-in visitors are known as anonymous Users with accounts are assigned to roles that you can define, such as Master Admin, Content Editor, Member Permissions are generally assigned by role Content Item (called “Node” prior to Drupal 7) Def: A piece of content on your site, which coul ...
Document
... Computation with topic maps AND OWL ontologies work together with XML repositories. ...
... Computation with topic maps AND OWL ontologies work together with XML repositories. ...
AIAI Presentation - Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute
... Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Pensacola, Florida ...
... Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Pensacola, Florida ...
November 2008_Introduction - School of Computer Science and
... Problems in finance and business are amongst the hardest problems to be solved on computer systems: • Why are there now over 8,000 hedge funds? The reasons of course include economic and political developments, but it is also important that setting up a hedge fund is much easier in 2006 than it was ...
... Problems in finance and business are amongst the hardest problems to be solved on computer systems: • Why are there now over 8,000 hedge funds? The reasons of course include economic and political developments, but it is also important that setting up a hedge fund is much easier in 2006 than it was ...
CoreLex: Systematic Polysemy, Underspecification and Coercion
... – Machine readable (has a formal structure) ...
... – Machine readable (has a formal structure) ...
Artificial intelligence tools for software engineering
... representation is then integrated in the Requirements Database including a complex semantic network representing the content of the requirements. The interpretation process is described in section 4. • With the Reasoning Component, we aim at helping the engineer to build traceability links between r ...
... representation is then integrated in the Requirements Database including a complex semantic network representing the content of the requirements. The interpretation process is described in section 4. • With the Reasoning Component, we aim at helping the engineer to build traceability links between r ...
Research on Statistical Relational Learning at the
... relational fluents instantiated over a set of domain objects, actions are likewise parameterized, and a reward function specifies how much utility is derived from each action and its outcome. The task is to create a control strategy (called a policy) which will maximize the agent’s expected discount ...
... relational fluents instantiated over a set of domain objects, actions are likewise parameterized, and a reward function specifies how much utility is derived from each action and its outcome. The task is to create a control strategy (called a policy) which will maximize the agent’s expected discount ...
Semantic data integrity
... Many DBMSs use pointers to store large objects. System and application errors at times can cause faults within these internal structures. And they become corrupted. DBAs need to identify and correct such faults before insurmountable problems occur. ...
... Many DBMSs use pointers to store large objects. System and application errors at times can cause faults within these internal structures. And they become corrupted. DBAs need to identify and correct such faults before insurmountable problems occur. ...
WWAI. Towards a massively-parallel-wetware
... 1. General criticism of World wide Web The WWW is one of the most popular forms of hypertext, but at the same time one of the worst. What do I hate about WWW? 1.1 Lack of uniformity and integration: Incorrect and non-uniform base structure, badly designed from the beginning. Documents are treated s ...
... 1. General criticism of World wide Web The WWW is one of the most popular forms of hypertext, but at the same time one of the worst. What do I hate about WWW? 1.1 Lack of uniformity and integration: Incorrect and non-uniform base structure, badly designed from the beginning. Documents are treated s ...
Applied ontologies and standards for service robots
... and assets and research entity in the various entities, objects and their types and their structure and properties, and relied on the description and analysis. This idea of the grease philosophical ...
... and assets and research entity in the various entities, objects and their types and their structure and properties, and relied on the description and analysis. This idea of the grease philosophical ...
Advances in Environmental Biology
... environment is required for successive action exercise> is an active fuzzy semantic network which formal description is a multigraph G1=(V1,E1), where V1 – set of free points each of which is marked by list of Хi characteristics, that the object are to have; this is required for acceptable accomplis ...
... environment is required for successive action exercise> is an active fuzzy semantic network which formal description is a multigraph G1=(V1,E1), where V1 – set of free points each of which is marked by list of Хi characteristics, that the object are to have; this is required for acceptable accomplis ...
Semantic Web
The Semantic Web is an extension of the Web through standards by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The standards promote common data formats and exchange protocols on the Web, most fundamentally the Resource Description Framework (RDF).According to the W3C, ""The Semantic Web provides a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community boundaries"". The term was coined by Tim Berners-Lee for a web of data that can be processed by machines.While its critics have questioned its feasibility, proponents argue that applications in industry, biology and human sciences research have already proven the validity of the original concept.The 2001 Scientific American article by Berners-Lee, Hendler, and Lassila described an expected evolution of the existing Web to a Semantic Web. In 2006, Berners-Lee and colleagues stated that: ""This simple idea…remains largely unrealized"".In 2013, more than four million Web domains contained Semantic Web markup.