Lecture 2. Co-Evolution
... competition, it depends only on the number of test cases correctly classified but NOT covered by its opponent ...
... competition, it depends only on the number of test cases correctly classified but NOT covered by its opponent ...
Separating value from choice: delay discounting activity in the lateral
... Figure 1. Temporal discounting behavior in the intertemporal choice task. a, Trial structure in forced and free-choice variants of the task. Visual targets were associated with either a smaller reward delivered immediately (red) or a larger reward delivered after a delay (green). Trials with immedia ...
... Figure 1. Temporal discounting behavior in the intertemporal choice task. a, Trial structure in forced and free-choice variants of the task. Visual targets were associated with either a smaller reward delivered immediately (red) or a larger reward delivered after a delay (green). Trials with immedia ...
Evolutionary Design of FreeCell Solvers
... This algorithm may be viewed as a combination of DFS and BFS: starting from a given configuration (e.g., the initial state), with a minimal depth bound, we perform a DFS search for the goal state through the graph of game states (in which vertices represent game configurations, and edges— legal move ...
... This algorithm may be viewed as a combination of DFS and BFS: starting from a given configuration (e.g., the initial state), with a minimal depth bound, we perform a DFS search for the goal state through the graph of game states (in which vertices represent game configurations, and edges— legal move ...
Sequential Plan Recognition
... solution strategies that students can use to solve problems, and variations within each due to exploratory activities and mistakes carried out by the student. Given a set of actions performed by the student, one hypothesis may relate a given action to the solution of the problem, while another may r ...
... solution strategies that students can use to solve problems, and variations within each due to exploratory activities and mistakes carried out by the student. Given a set of actions performed by the student, one hypothesis may relate a given action to the solution of the problem, while another may r ...
Connectionism and Information Processing Abstractions
... Functionalism in philosophy, information-processing theories in psychology, and the symbolic paradigm in AI all share these assumptions. Although most of the intuitions that drive this point of view arise from a study of cognitive phenomena, the thesis is often extended to include perception; for e ...
... Functionalism in philosophy, information-processing theories in psychology, and the symbolic paradigm in AI all share these assumptions. Although most of the intuitions that drive this point of view arise from a study of cognitive phenomena, the thesis is often extended to include perception; for e ...
Modified and Ensemble Intelligent Water Drop
... friend Dr. Mohammad Azmi Al-Betar for his help and useful discussion during the course of this research. Indeed, without Allah then my parents’ prayers, I could not have completed this research. My special thanks to my beloved parents for their continued supports, encouragements, and prayers. Thank ...
... friend Dr. Mohammad Azmi Al-Betar for his help and useful discussion during the course of this research. Indeed, without Allah then my parents’ prayers, I could not have completed this research. My special thanks to my beloved parents for their continued supports, encouragements, and prayers. Thank ...
Self-Motivating Computational System Cognitive Architecture
... The road to building artificial general intelligence (AGI) [9] is not just very complex but the most complex task computer scientists have tried to solve. While over the last 30+ years a great amount of work has been done, much of that work has been narrow from an application standpoint or has been ...
... The road to building artificial general intelligence (AGI) [9] is not just very complex but the most complex task computer scientists have tried to solve. While over the last 30+ years a great amount of work has been done, much of that work has been narrow from an application standpoint or has been ...
Intelligent Techniques for Decision Support System in Human
... areas and problem domains that can be explored by the intelligent system researchers or system developers. This can help to increase the IDSS products in market place as alternative tools to support and improve decision making processes for the specific problem domains. 3.2 Intelligent techniques in ...
... areas and problem domains that can be explored by the intelligent system researchers or system developers. This can help to increase the IDSS products in market place as alternative tools to support and improve decision making processes for the specific problem domains. 3.2 Intelligent techniques in ...
Algorithm GENITOR
... consecutive-k-out-of-n:F system and linear consecutively-connected system with 2-state elements, studied by Shanthikumar [2,3]. Algorithms for LMCCS reliability evaluation were developed by Hwang & Yao [1], Kossow & Preuss [4] and Zuo & Liang [5]. The problem of optimal element allocation in LMCCS w ...
... consecutive-k-out-of-n:F system and linear consecutively-connected system with 2-state elements, studied by Shanthikumar [2,3]. Algorithms for LMCCS reliability evaluation were developed by Hwang & Yao [1], Kossow & Preuss [4] and Zuo & Liang [5]. The problem of optimal element allocation in LMCCS w ...
Vectors
... Do not omit arrowheads! (Shortcut: If there are only two vectors and the vectors are at right angles to each other, and you are sure that the angle between them really is 90 degrees rather than just appears to be 90 degrees in your sketch, then you can analyze the vector addition diagram directly us ...
... Do not omit arrowheads! (Shortcut: If there are only two vectors and the vectors are at right angles to each other, and you are sure that the angle between them really is 90 degrees rather than just appears to be 90 degrees in your sketch, then you can analyze the vector addition diagram directly us ...
Learning logical definitions from relations
... Concept learning, which Hunt, Marin, and Stone (1966) describe succinctly as "[the] capacity to develop classification rules from experience" has long been a principal area of machine learning research. Supervised concept learning systems are supplied with information about several entities whose cl ...
... Concept learning, which Hunt, Marin, and Stone (1966) describe succinctly as "[the] capacity to develop classification rules from experience" has long been a principal area of machine learning research. Supervised concept learning systems are supplied with information about several entities whose cl ...
PDF
... stucture of Latin squares is similar to that found in many real-world applications, such as scheduling and time-tabling, experimental design, error correcting codes, and wavelength routing in fiber optics networks [20, 19]. The study of backtrack search techniques on the Latin squares completion task ...
... stucture of Latin squares is similar to that found in many real-world applications, such as scheduling and time-tabling, experimental design, error correcting codes, and wavelength routing in fiber optics networks [20, 19]. The study of backtrack search techniques on the Latin squares completion task ...
