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... Iterative Tunneling Search with A* (pronounced It’s a star!). ITSA* iteratively performs modified A* searches from the start to the goal. ITSA* assigns each generated state s an iteration number. This number corresponds to the distance from the initial path P to s computed as the smallest number of ...
... Iterative Tunneling Search with A* (pronounced It’s a star!). ITSA* iteratively performs modified A* searches from the start to the goal. ITSA* assigns each generated state s an iteration number. This number corresponds to the distance from the initial path P to s computed as the smallest number of ...
5. Architecture of a Rule Based System for Medical Billing
... and the representation/ organization of material can be improved to make something useable. Let’s discuss another example, many young boys/girls learn Qur’an (religious book of Muslims) by heart. They can easily and quickly access each and every verse. But nobody goes to them for seeking answers to ...
... and the representation/ organization of material can be improved to make something useable. Let’s discuss another example, many young boys/girls learn Qur’an (religious book of Muslims) by heart. They can easily and quickly access each and every verse. But nobody goes to them for seeking answers to ...
Constraints and AI Planning
... techniques to extract a solution. The most common is a treebased refinement search, which, unlike branch-and-bound (see the main article), doesn’t apply continuous relaxations. Instead, it applies at all decision nodes a variety of branch selection, domain tightening, and simplification procedures t ...
... techniques to extract a solution. The most common is a treebased refinement search, which, unlike branch-and-bound (see the main article), doesn’t apply continuous relaxations. Instead, it applies at all decision nodes a variety of branch selection, domain tightening, and simplification procedures t ...
State-set branching: Leveraging BDDs for heuristic search
... The remainder of this article is organized as follows. We first describe related work in Section 2. We then define search problems in Section 3 and describe the general BFS algorithm in Section 4. In Section 5, we extend this algorithm to expand sets of states and study a number of example applicati ...
... The remainder of this article is organized as follows. We first describe related work in Section 2. We then define search problems in Section 3 and describe the general BFS algorithm in Section 4. In Section 5, we extend this algorithm to expand sets of states and study a number of example applicati ...
Scholarly Interest Report
... Rozier, K.Y., Vardi, M.Y.: LTL Satisfiability Checking. Int’l J. on Software Tools for Technology Transfer, 12:2(2010), pp. 123–137. (special issue for 14th Workshop on Model Checking Software) Kupferman, O., Piterman, N., Vardi, M.Y.: From liveness to promptness. Formal Methods in Systems Design 34 ...
... Rozier, K.Y., Vardi, M.Y.: LTL Satisfiability Checking. Int’l J. on Software Tools for Technology Transfer, 12:2(2010), pp. 123–137. (special issue for 14th Workshop on Model Checking Software) Kupferman, O., Piterman, N., Vardi, M.Y.: From liveness to promptness. Formal Methods in Systems Design 34 ...
Logical Formal Description of Expert Systems
... with an application to a robot manipulator case. Key words: artificial intelligence, expert systems, logic. ...
... with an application to a robot manipulator case. Key words: artificial intelligence, expert systems, logic. ...
Automated Deduction Looking Ahead
... being handled are more complex than hardware structures. However, recently there have been real-world applications of software verification (King and Arthan 1996). Multiple examples exist in the areas of networks, transaction systems, and safety-critical systems. The general area of concurrent syste ...
... being handled are more complex than hardware structures. However, recently there have been real-world applications of software verification (King and Arthan 1996). Multiple examples exist in the areas of networks, transaction systems, and safety-critical systems. The general area of concurrent syste ...
md hassan - Computer and Information Science
... named for their use of Multiple ADAptive LINear Elements. MADALINE was the first neural network to be applied to a real world problem [4]. Casimir Kulikowski: Board of Governors Professor of Computer Science Department of Computer Science Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Dr. Kulikowski's ...
... named for their use of Multiple ADAptive LINear Elements. MADALINE was the first neural network to be applied to a real world problem [4]. Casimir Kulikowski: Board of Governors Professor of Computer Science Department of Computer Science Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Dr. Kulikowski's ...
A preliminary analysis of the Soar architecture as a basis for general
... its conditions are met. Memory access consists of the execution of these productions. During the execution of a production, variables in its actions are instantiated with values. Action variables that existed in the conditions are instantiated with the values bound in the conditions. Action variable ...
... its conditions are met. Memory access consists of the execution of these productions. During the execution of a production, variables in its actions are instantiated with values. Action variables that existed in the conditions are instantiated with the values bound in the conditions. Action variable ...
05_Artificial_Intelligence-SearchMethods
... If cycles are presented in the graph, DFS will follow these cycles indefinitively If there are no cycles, the algorithm is complete Cycles effects can be limited by imposing a maximal depth of search (still the algorithm is ...
... If cycles are presented in the graph, DFS will follow these cycles indefinitively If there are no cycles, the algorithm is complete Cycles effects can be limited by imposing a maximal depth of search (still the algorithm is ...
Analysis of Machine Learning Techniques for Intrusion Detection
... Intrusions. There are many machine learning techniques used in Intrusion Detection System and they comprised single, hybrid and ensemble classifiers. Many resources have been used on various machine learning techniques. These techniques work very well for IDS but it is known that there is not even a ...
... Intrusions. There are many machine learning techniques used in Intrusion Detection System and they comprised single, hybrid and ensemble classifiers. Many resources have been used on various machine learning techniques. These techniques work very well for IDS but it is known that there is not even a ...
Structured development of problem solving methods
... behavior that can be reused across applications. While the availability of extensive problem solving method libraries and the emerging consensus on problem solving method specification languages indicate the maturity of the field, a number of important research issues are still open. In particular, ...
... behavior that can be reused across applications. While the availability of extensive problem solving method libraries and the emerging consensus on problem solving method specification languages indicate the maturity of the field, a number of important research issues are still open. In particular, ...
Separate-and-Conquer Rule Learning
... Another issue is the type of conditions that can be used in the formulation of the hypotheses. The algorithm of Figure 3 can only formulate rules in propositional logic, but research in inductive logic programming has developed algorithms that can learn rules in first-order logic. Figure 4 shows a g ...
... Another issue is the type of conditions that can be used in the formulation of the hypotheses. The algorithm of Figure 3 can only formulate rules in propositional logic, but research in inductive logic programming has developed algorithms that can learn rules in first-order logic. Figure 4 shows a g ...
Turing Test: 50 Years Later - Center for Research in Language
... granting intelligence to an entity. Nor does it limit thinking to specific tasks like playing chess or solving puzzles, since the question-and-answer method is suitable to introduce any topic imaginable. An issue that is open to discussion is what Turing implies about how machines should be built or ...
... granting intelligence to an entity. Nor does it limit thinking to specific tasks like playing chess or solving puzzles, since the question-and-answer method is suitable to introduce any topic imaginable. An issue that is open to discussion is what Turing implies about how machines should be built or ...
Subset Selection of Search Heuristics
... 2009], regressors [Ernandes and Gori, 2004], and metric embeddings [Rayner et al., 2011], each capable of generating multiple different heuristic functions based on input parameters. When multiple heuristics are available, it is common to query each and somehow combine the resulting values into a be ...
... 2009], regressors [Ernandes and Gori, 2004], and metric embeddings [Rayner et al., 2011], each capable of generating multiple different heuristic functions based on input parameters. When multiple heuristics are available, it is common to query each and somehow combine the resulting values into a be ...
Metareasoning for Concurrent Planning and Execution
... experiments report below, we use a version of the admissible h that is debiased online using the ‘single-step error global average’ method of Thayer, Dionne, and Ruml (2011). During search, the error in the admissible h is estimated at every expansion by the difference between the f value of the p ...
... experiments report below, we use a version of the admissible h that is debiased online using the ‘single-step error global average’ method of Thayer, Dionne, and Ruml (2011). During search, the error in the admissible h is estimated at every expansion by the difference between the f value of the p ...
A philosophical basis for knowledge acquisition
... rules to misinterpret cases and fail to interpret cases a many times before they became reliable (Compton et al 1988). Experts however have little trouble in interpreting these cases and providing new rules; which they will then endlessly change when provided with other cases. It should be noted tha ...
... rules to misinterpret cases and fail to interpret cases a many times before they became reliable (Compton et al 1988). Experts however have little trouble in interpreting these cases and providing new rules; which they will then endlessly change when provided with other cases. It should be noted tha ...
FLP Semantics Without Circular Justifications for General Logic
... Lee, and Meng 2011). However, when applied to the above mentioned classes of logic programs, the FLP semantics may produce unintuitive answer sets with circular justifications caused by selfsupporting loops. This problem was observed in (Shen and You 2009; Liu et al. 2010) for logic programs with ag ...
... Lee, and Meng 2011). However, when applied to the above mentioned classes of logic programs, the FLP semantics may produce unintuitive answer sets with circular justifications caused by selfsupporting loops. This problem was observed in (Shen and You 2009; Liu et al. 2010) for logic programs with ag ...
Turing Centenary
... for imbecilic humans (ELIZA, PARRY) • Monkeys may type Shakespeare’s complete works — there’s more to it than random search. I.e., if you pass the test without any identifiable brains inside, something’s fishy. (Cf. the chess “proof” of AI) ...
... for imbecilic humans (ELIZA, PARRY) • Monkeys may type Shakespeare’s complete works — there’s more to it than random search. I.e., if you pass the test without any identifiable brains inside, something’s fishy. (Cf. the chess “proof” of AI) ...
UGrad Handbook 2013-2014
... There are many current software and hardware products in common use that you will not use in your program. In order to be aware of such products and ideas, you should undertake to read some of the popular journals and magazines. Early in your career as a student, magazines like LINUX Journal and PC ...
... There are many current software and hardware products in common use that you will not use in your program. In order to be aware of such products and ideas, you should undertake to read some of the popular journals and magazines. Early in your career as a student, magazines like LINUX Journal and PC ...
Applications of Preferences using Answer Set Programming
... we would like to express the fact that we are more interested in answer sets containing than answer sets containing . Then, we would expect to obtain only f g. In order to specify a preference ordering among the answer sets of a program with respect to an ordered list of atoms, we propose to use dou ...
... we would like to express the fact that we are more interested in answer sets containing than answer sets containing . Then, we would expect to obtain only f g. In order to specify a preference ordering among the answer sets of a program with respect to an ordered list of atoms, we propose to use dou ...
Genetic Programming - School of Computer Science and Electronic
... be measured in many different ways, including, for example, in terms of the amount of error between its output and the desired output, the amount of time (fuel, money, etc.) required to bring a system to a desired target state, the accuracy of the program in recognizing patterns or classifying objec ...
... be measured in many different ways, including, for example, in terms of the amount of error between its output and the desired output, the amount of time (fuel, money, etc.) required to bring a system to a desired target state, the accuracy of the program in recognizing patterns or classifying objec ...
Metareasoning in Real-time Heuristic Search
... experiments report below, we use a version of the admissible h that is debiased online using the ‘single-step error global average’ method of Thayer, Dionne, and Ruml (2011). During search, the error in the admissible h is estimated at every expansion by the difference between the f value of the p ...
... experiments report below, we use a version of the admissible h that is debiased online using the ‘single-step error global average’ method of Thayer, Dionne, and Ruml (2011). During search, the error in the admissible h is estimated at every expansion by the difference between the f value of the p ...
datalog - FORTH-ICS
... steps (starting from the base data in the first step) until some step doesn’t yield any new data. It is clear that naive evaluation involves a lot of redundant computation, since every step recomputes all facts already computed in previous steps. Seminaive evaluation tries to overcome this deficienc ...
... steps (starting from the base data in the first step) until some step doesn’t yield any new data. It is clear that naive evaluation involves a lot of redundant computation, since every step recomputes all facts already computed in previous steps. Seminaive evaluation tries to overcome this deficienc ...