Problem Solving by Search - Cornell Computer Science
... For 15-puzzle, hard initial states: 80 levels deep, requires exploring approx. 2^80 ≈ 10^24 states. But, with distance oracle, we would only need to explore roughly 80 * 2 = 160 states! (only linear in size of solution length) We may not have the exact distance function (“perfect heuristics”), but ...
... For 15-puzzle, hard initial states: 80 levels deep, requires exploring approx. 2^80 ≈ 10^24 states. But, with distance oracle, we would only need to explore roughly 80 * 2 = 160 states! (only linear in size of solution length) We may not have the exact distance function (“perfect heuristics”), but ...
Web Intelligence (WI) - Web Intelligence Consortium
... •A hard-covered edited book on Web Intelligence. ...
... •A hard-covered edited book on Web Intelligence. ...
curriculum vitae - NYU Stern School of Business
... of human beings, namely, their inherent biases as described by Tversky and Kahneman, outweigh the advantages they have over computers in their ability to form gestalts and to better interpret news events. I am modeling financial markets using a combination of evolutionary computation techniques such ...
... of human beings, namely, their inherent biases as described by Tversky and Kahneman, outweigh the advantages they have over computers in their ability to form gestalts and to better interpret news events. I am modeling financial markets using a combination of evolutionary computation techniques such ...
IX - AIAI - The University of Edinburgh
... raised as a result of analysis or critiquing, etc. They also contain “Nodes” (activities in a process, or parts of a physical product) which may have parts called sub-nodes making up a hierarchical description of the process or product. The nodes are related by a set of detailed “Constraints” of var ...
... raised as a result of analysis or critiquing, etc. They also contain “Nodes” (activities in a process, or parts of a physical product) which may have parts called sub-nodes making up a hierarchical description of the process or product. The nodes are related by a set of detailed “Constraints” of var ...
call for papers as DOC
... last few years. However, retrieving specific media objects is still a challenging task, especially if the query can only be vaguely defined or a similar object, e.g. a piece of music, should be retrieved. The main reasons for the problems in multimedia search are still on the one hand, the users' di ...
... last few years. However, retrieving specific media objects is still a challenging task, especially if the query can only be vaguely defined or a similar object, e.g. a piece of music, should be retrieved. The main reasons for the problems in multimedia search are still on the one hand, the users' di ...
OpenProblems-2011-01-17
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. Van Benthem is connecting logic, philosophy, computer science, linguistics and game t ...
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. Van Benthem is connecting logic, philosophy, computer science, linguistics and game t ...
OpenProblems-2011-01-15
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. Van Benthem is connecting logic, philosophy, computer science, linguistics and game t ...
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. Van Benthem is connecting logic, philosophy, computer science, linguistics and game t ...
CV - Nova Southeastern University
... My research concerns the intersection between artificial intelligence and information security. In particular I am working to develop new adaptive intelligent systems that can be applied to protect computer systems and networks. These techniques include the use of advanced neural networks in the det ...
... My research concerns the intersection between artificial intelligence and information security. In particular I am working to develop new adaptive intelligent systems that can be applied to protect computer systems and networks. These techniques include the use of advanced neural networks in the det ...
Disco – Novo – GoGo Meinolf Sellmann Carlos Ans´otegui
... local optima (Boese et al. 1994). The approach, if it succeeds, has the advantage that, when we are insecure about the constrainedness of our problem instance, we could start out with one approach right away without wasting time on an initial, potentially unsuccessful, local search phase. The questi ...
... local optima (Boese et al. 1994). The approach, if it succeeds, has the advantage that, when we are insecure about the constrainedness of our problem instance, we could start out with one approach right away without wasting time on an initial, potentially unsuccessful, local search phase. The questi ...
Representation = Grounded Information - Our research
... its own representations. This paper argues that the field of AI should devote more effort and resources to the development of a practical understanding of how to design systems that can build their own representations, possess intention and know what they are doing and why. Despite its fundamental i ...
... its own representations. This paper argues that the field of AI should devote more effort and resources to the development of a practical understanding of how to design systems that can build their own representations, possess intention and know what they are doing and why. Despite its fundamental i ...
The Information Bottleneck Revisited or How to Choose a Good Distortion Measure
... coupled with X. We are only interested in retrieving the value of X to the extent that it gives information about Y . Thus, each value of X gives a distribution on Y . The information bottleneck method was introduced in [1] to solve this problem. It has always been known that the information bottlen ...
... coupled with X. We are only interested in retrieving the value of X to the extent that it gives information about Y . Thus, each value of X gives a distribution on Y . The information bottleneck method was introduced in [1] to solve this problem. It has always been known that the information bottlen ...
15.2 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (p. 464)
... you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is very important. 3. Also, point out the different approaches to decision making. Management theory says it’s a four step process: intelligence, design, choice, and implementation. However, some psychologists suggest that, when ...
... you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is very important. 3. Also, point out the different approaches to decision making. Management theory says it’s a four step process: intelligence, design, choice, and implementation. However, some psychologists suggest that, when ...
Knowledge Request-Broker Architecture: A Platform for
... language that all understand, which may work for factual knowledge, but is simply impossible in the case of procedural knowledge. Procedural knowledge can be in many forms, like a program in any arbitrary language, in a neural network with its weights and connections, and so on. An effort to create ...
... language that all understand, which may work for factual knowledge, but is simply impossible in the case of procedural knowledge. Procedural knowledge can be in many forms, like a program in any arbitrary language, in a neural network with its weights and connections, and so on. An effort to create ...
Lecture 4 - The University of Texas at Dallas
... Agents will use metadata to find resources on the web; ontologies will be used to interpret statements; logic will be used for drawing conclusions Agents will not completely replace humans; but will make the tasks of the humans much easier. ...
... Agents will use metadata to find resources on the web; ontologies will be used to interpret statements; logic will be used for drawing conclusions Agents will not completely replace humans; but will make the tasks of the humans much easier. ...
Document
... Solutions: Canadian Tire used MS-SharePoint to develop an information-sharing platform for its dealers but still had to revamp its employee intranet and improve processes Demonstrates IT’s role in making knowledge more accessible. Illustrates how an organization can become more efficient and profita ...
... Solutions: Canadian Tire used MS-SharePoint to develop an information-sharing platform for its dealers but still had to revamp its employee intranet and improve processes Demonstrates IT’s role in making knowledge more accessible. Illustrates how an organization can become more efficient and profita ...
Expert Systems for Management Accountants - e
... tors. The more factors, the more examples should be entered. EXPERT-EASE allows up to 31 decision factors and 255 examples, which is enough for the most complex decision problem. The examples are like cases or stories that reIlect the designer's expert experience. The quality of the examples is ther ...
... tors. The more factors, the more examples should be entered. EXPERT-EASE allows up to 31 decision factors and 255 examples, which is enough for the most complex decision problem. The examples are like cases or stories that reIlect the designer's expert experience. The quality of the examples is ther ...
Fiqure 4: The Binomail distribution
... documents’ semantic annotation and retrieval has been introduced by 0 in which an integrating information extraction using GATE was used to achieve fully automatic annotation and improve documents retrieval . Consequently, Lee in 0 was designed an ontology based retrieval model by suggesting ranking ...
... documents’ semantic annotation and retrieval has been introduced by 0 in which an integrating information extraction using GATE was used to achieve fully automatic annotation and improve documents retrieval . Consequently, Lee in 0 was designed an ontology based retrieval model by suggesting ranking ...
Investigate the Effect of Expert Systems Application on Management
... of an organization be better, clearer, more consistent and more systematic, organization can achieve its goals better. Information is the most important sources under the authority of managers, so managers must be able to manage like any other resource. The most common information systems, which are ...
... of an organization be better, clearer, more consistent and more systematic, organization can achieve its goals better. Information is the most important sources under the authority of managers, so managers must be able to manage like any other resource. The most common information systems, which are ...
AI applications
... N-queens Is there an alternative way to formulate the N-queens problem as a search problem? • Search space: configurations of 0,1,2, … N queens • Graph search: – States configurations of 0,1,2,…N queens – Operators: additions of a queen to the board – Initial state: no queens on the board ...
... N-queens Is there an alternative way to formulate the N-queens problem as a search problem? • Search space: configurations of 0,1,2, … N queens • Graph search: – States configurations of 0,1,2,…N queens – Operators: additions of a queen to the board – Initial state: no queens on the board ...
OpenProblems-2011-01-11
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. It presents logical foundations of information in sciences and society. Van Benthem d ...
... 2011 provides answers to this question of Floridi’s program within a framework of logic developed as a theory of information-driven rational agency and intelligent interaction between information-processing agents. It presents logical foundations of information in sciences and society. Van Benthem d ...
11. Memory Limitations in Artificial Intelligence
... bin(φ(u)) in p high order bits and s = log n−p low order bits. Furthermore, φ(u)s+p−1 , . . . , φ(u)s denotes the prefix of bin(φ(u)) and φ(u)s−1 , . . . , φ(u)0 stands for the suffix of bin(u). The suffix list consists of a linear array P and of a two-dimensional array L. The basic idea of suffix lists ...
... bin(φ(u)) in p high order bits and s = log n−p low order bits. Furthermore, φ(u)s+p−1 , . . . , φ(u)s denotes the prefix of bin(φ(u)) and φ(u)s−1 , . . . , φ(u)0 stands for the suffix of bin(u). The suffix list consists of a linear array P and of a two-dimensional array L. The basic idea of suffix lists ...
THE ROLES AND GOALS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
... Point out to your students that the decision-making process is seldom linear – you often go back and forth before you find an acceptable solution. It’s usually the case that the less structure the problem has, the more you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is ver ...
... Point out to your students that the decision-making process is seldom linear – you often go back and forth before you find an acceptable solution. It’s usually the case that the less structure the problem has, the more you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is ver ...
Deploying Softbots on the World Wide Web
... a meta-interface with three main benefits. same interface can be used to access multiple services simultaneously. Second, since the meta-interface has relatively modest resource requirements it can reside on an individual user’s machine, which facilitates customization to that individual. Finally, i ...
... a meta-interface with three main benefits. same interface can be used to access multiple services simultaneously. Second, since the meta-interface has relatively modest resource requirements it can reside on an individual user’s machine, which facilitates customization to that individual. Finally, i ...
Digital Steganalysis: Computational Intelligence Approach
... psychology that have been studying intelligence much longer. CI is the study of the system design that acts intelligently in order to understand the principles that make intelligent behavior possible, in natural or artificial systems [47] which involve iterative development or learning. Whereas conv ...
... psychology that have been studying intelligence much longer. CI is the study of the system design that acts intelligently in order to understand the principles that make intelligent behavior possible, in natural or artificial systems [47] which involve iterative development or learning. Whereas conv ...
Ics 2405: Knowledge Based Systems
... a) A knowledge based systems (kbss) are developed to deal with particular application domain in which alternative techniques are unable to produce reliable and manageable solutions. Identify and discuss five aspects of human intelligence that could be used to characterize intelligent knowledge-based ...
... a) A knowledge based systems (kbss) are developed to deal with particular application domain in which alternative techniques are unable to produce reliable and manageable solutions. Identify and discuss five aspects of human intelligence that could be used to characterize intelligent knowledge-based ...