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... environments [17]. Finally, although research development in AI was organized around modular functionalities, when attempts were made to combine these functionalities it was found that integration was less a matter of plug-and-play than a substantial technical achievement on its own [46]. Given the ...
... environments [17]. Finally, although research development in AI was organized around modular functionalities, when attempts were made to combine these functionalities it was found that integration was less a matter of plug-and-play than a substantial technical achievement on its own [46]. Given the ...
CS2351 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Ms. K. S. GAYATHRI
... Objective: To introduce the most basic concepts, representations and algorithms for planning, to explain the method of achieving goals from a sequence of actions (planning) and how better heuristic estimates can be achieved by a special data structure called planning graph. To understand the design ...
... Objective: To introduce the most basic concepts, representations and algorithms for planning, to explain the method of achieving goals from a sequence of actions (planning) and how better heuristic estimates can be achieved by a special data structure called planning graph. To understand the design ...
Artificial Participation: An Interview with Warren Sack
... DUMIT: Well maybe not of the whole conversation, but perhaps the simplest form that one side of a conversation could take so as to keep the other side (presumably human) going, encouraging the other side to add to the conversation, or at least try. SACK: (pensive) Maybe. LDUMIT: Obviously this defin ...
... DUMIT: Well maybe not of the whole conversation, but perhaps the simplest form that one side of a conversation could take so as to keep the other side (presumably human) going, encouraging the other side to add to the conversation, or at least try. SACK: (pensive) Maybe. LDUMIT: Obviously this defin ...
For Review Only - Portsmouth Research Portal
... human intelligence. Seven of these tools are reviewed in this paper: knowledge-based systems, fuzzy logic, inductive learning, neural networks, genetic algorithms, case-based reasoning and ambientintelligence. AI systems have been improving [4] and new advances in machine intelligence are creating s ...
... human intelligence. Seven of these tools are reviewed in this paper: knowledge-based systems, fuzzy logic, inductive learning, neural networks, genetic algorithms, case-based reasoning and ambientintelligence. AI systems have been improving [4] and new advances in machine intelligence are creating s ...
Recent Advances in AI for Computational Sustainability
... environments, and we focus here on buildings and transportation. El-‐Din Mady, et al [11] describe an HVAC controller to lower energy usage and lower expected occupant discomfort. HVAC actions are inform ...
... environments, and we focus here on buildings and transportation. El-‐Din Mady, et al [11] describe an HVAC controller to lower energy usage and lower expected occupant discomfort. HVAC actions are inform ...
Artificial Participation: An Interview with Warren Sack* Preface: Joseph Dumit
... The second zero is a position of zero knowledge; i.e., the position of the so-called know-nothing. Again it is Deleuze’s writings (but also those of Jacques Derrida10, Hanna Arendt11, and others12) on the Sophists, simulations, and Socrates that have unearthed the issue that I want to root through. ...
... The second zero is a position of zero knowledge; i.e., the position of the so-called know-nothing. Again it is Deleuze’s writings (but also those of Jacques Derrida10, Hanna Arendt11, and others12) on the Sophists, simulations, and Socrates that have unearthed the issue that I want to root through. ...
artificial intelligence and plc systems
... verification (feedback information). The decisions made by expert systems also require more sophisticated software programming, since their decision trees involve more options and attributes. The implementation of an expert AI system requires not only extra programming effort but also more hardware ...
... verification (feedback information). The decisions made by expert systems also require more sophisticated software programming, since their decision trees involve more options and attributes. The implementation of an expert AI system requires not only extra programming effort but also more hardware ...
Incorporating Computational Sustainability into AI Education through
... community engaged in environmental and societal sustainability, we have initiated a lab text entitled Artificial Intel ligence for Computational Sustainability: A Lab Compan ion (AISustBook, 2012) as a resource for undergraduate AI courses. We intend the text as an exemplar for other computational s ...
... community engaged in environmental and societal sustainability, we have initiated a lab text entitled Artificial Intel ligence for Computational Sustainability: A Lab Compan ion (AISustBook, 2012) as a resource for undergraduate AI courses. We intend the text as an exemplar for other computational s ...
The Turing Test
... human would be unlikely to doubt that the pen-pal was a human. One point of the Turing test is that if the pen-pal were, in fact, a computer, still the human would not question its humanity (i.e., its human level of intelligence or its human ability to think). 2. As Stuart Shieber (2004a) points out ...
... human would be unlikely to doubt that the pen-pal was a human. One point of the Turing test is that if the pen-pal were, in fact, a computer, still the human would not question its humanity (i.e., its human level of intelligence or its human ability to think). 2. As Stuart Shieber (2004a) points out ...
Formalizing Taxonomy: A Status Report
... translate between taxonomies: – do they make sense, or are there internal contradictions? – have they left out anything which may be inferred logically? Stanford Research Institute Artificial Intelligence Center Seminar ...
... translate between taxonomies: – do they make sense, or are there internal contradictions? – have they left out anything which may be inferred logically? Stanford Research Institute Artificial Intelligence Center Seminar ...
Towards Stylistic Consonance in Human Movement Synthesis
... several ways, beginning with the representation. Musical notation is well established and straightforward, but capturing the state of the human body is far more complicated. The mathematics of our mapping is different from Dabby's in some formal ways that are detailed in [3, 4]. And while musical in ...
... several ways, beginning with the representation. Musical notation is well established and straightforward, but capturing the state of the human body is far more complicated. The mathematics of our mapping is different from Dabby's in some formal ways that are detailed in [3, 4]. And while musical in ...
Rise of the humans
... transformation in the way that humans and machines connect and relate. In the view of Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, the first three industrial revolutions were underpinned by steam engines, mass production and electricity, and information technology. According to Schwab, the fou ...
... transformation in the way that humans and machines connect and relate. In the view of Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, the first three industrial revolutions were underpinned by steam engines, mass production and electricity, and information technology. According to Schwab, the fou ...
Knowledge Request-Broker Architecture: A Platform for
... Generally, in order to make knowledge understandable to every one, it must be represented in a 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 ...
... Generally, in order to make knowledge understandable to every one, it must be represented in a 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 ...
Neural Networks
... Number of Features training time is directly related to the number of input features as the number of features increases, the network becomes more likely to converge to an inferior solution eg. first use statistical correlation or decision trees to determine which features are likely to be more impo ...
... Number of Features training time is directly related to the number of input features as the number of features increases, the network becomes more likely to converge to an inferior solution eg. first use statistical correlation or decision trees to determine which features are likely to be more impo ...
Definition of a `Robot`
... Some mobile robots are controlled by remote -- a human tells them what to do and when to do it. The remote control might communicate with the robot through an attached wire, or using radio or infrared signals. Remote robots, often called puppet robots, are useful for exploring dangerous or inaccessi ...
... Some mobile robots are controlled by remote -- a human tells them what to do and when to do it. The remote control might communicate with the robot through an attached wire, or using radio or infrared signals. Remote robots, often called puppet robots, are useful for exploring dangerous or inaccessi ...
Cognitive architectures
... The information about the world is abstracted by perception, represented using some appropriate symbolic data-structure, reasoned about, and then used to plan and act in the world. The approach has also been labelled by many as the information processing (or symbol manipulation) approach to cognitio ...
... The information about the world is abstracted by perception, represented using some appropriate symbolic data-structure, reasoned about, and then used to plan and act in the world. The approach has also been labelled by many as the information processing (or symbol manipulation) approach to cognitio ...
IX - AIAI - The University of Edinburgh
... is the ontology that underpins the I-X mixed-initiative approach, and provides the framework for the representation used to describe the collaborative processes and products in I-X systems and agents. The model provides an extremely flexible,
extendable and intelligible representation of t ...
... is the ontology that underpins the I-X mixed-initiative approach, and provides the framework for the representation used to describe the collaborative processes and products in I-X systems and agents. The
Creativity, Cognitive Mechanisms, and Logic
... systems that are of practical use in application domains. Whereas in the beginnings of AI as a scientific discipline the focus was mainly based on higher cognitive abilities, like reasoning, solving puzzles, playing chess, or proving mathematical statements, this has been changed during the last dec ...
... systems that are of practical use in application domains. Whereas in the beginnings of AI as a scientific discipline the focus was mainly based on higher cognitive abilities, like reasoning, solving puzzles, playing chess, or proving mathematical statements, this has been changed during the last dec ...
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... Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA, U.S.A. Supervisor: Dr. John Manferdelli, Anti-Piracy Group Worked on Digital Rights Management; designed methods that use control- and data-flow analysis on binary program code to embed hard-to-break license authentication protocols in arbitrary programs. Intern, Vis ...
... Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA, U.S.A. Supervisor: Dr. John Manferdelli, Anti-Piracy Group Worked on Digital Rights Management; designed methods that use control- and data-flow analysis on binary program code to embed hard-to-break license authentication protocols in arbitrary programs. Intern, Vis ...
Prediction of lower extremities` movement by angle–angle diagrams
... mainly due their prospective application in the myoelectrical prostheses’ control systems. In our study of gait, we apply new methods that are based on the analysis of gait angles by cyclograms (also called angle–angle diagrams or cyclokinograms) and artificial intelligence and allow us to predict t ...
... mainly due their prospective application in the myoelectrical prostheses’ control systems. In our study of gait, we apply new methods that are based on the analysis of gait angles by cyclograms (also called angle–angle diagrams or cyclokinograms) and artificial intelligence and allow us to predict t ...
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
... success of an agent's behavior, given the evidence provided by the percept sequence. A performance measure for a vacuum-cleaner agent might include one or more of: • +1 point for each clean square in time T • +1 point for clean square, -1 for each move • -1000 for more than k dirty squares CIS 391 ...
... success of an agent's behavior, given the evidence provided by the percept sequence. A performance measure for a vacuum-cleaner agent might include one or more of: • +1 point for each clean square in time T • +1 point for clean square, -1 for each move • -1000 for more than k dirty squares CIS 391 ...
Specialized Business Information Systems
... Principles and Learning Objectives • Artificial intelligence systems form a broad and diverse set of systems that can replicate human decision making for certain types of well-defined problems. – Define the term artificial intelligence and state the objective of developing artificial intelligence s ...
... Principles and Learning Objectives • Artificial intelligence systems form a broad and diverse set of systems that can replicate human decision making for certain types of well-defined problems. – Define the term artificial intelligence and state the objective of developing artificial intelligence s ...
Anthropomorphism and the social robot
... on a belief that the computer is not a person and does not warrant human treatment or attribution. This highlights a predominant theme in HCI, which is to view anthropomorphism as “portraying inanimate computers as having human-like personality or identity” [23], or projecting intrinsic intentionali ...
... on a belief that the computer is not a person and does not warrant human treatment or attribution. This highlights a predominant theme in HCI, which is to view anthropomorphism as “portraying inanimate computers as having human-like personality or identity” [23], or projecting intrinsic intentionali ...