Complete Workshop Proceedings
... Within the course of the last 50 years, Artificial Intelligence has developed into a major field of research with a multitude of facets and application areas. While, in general, Artificial Intelligence research is driven by application needs, it is nevertheless a fact that foundational questions and ...
... Within the course of the last 50 years, Artificial Intelligence has developed into a major field of research with a multitude of facets and application areas. While, in general, Artificial Intelligence research is driven by application needs, it is nevertheless a fact that foundational questions and ...
Larry Kerschberg - Gmu - George Mason University
... User query specification is supported by a user agent that accesses multiple ontologies using a conceptual model expressed in the Web Ontology Language. A collection of cooperating agents supports interactive query specification and refinement, query decomposition, query processing, integration, as ...
... User query specification is supported by a user agent that accesses multiple ontologies using a conceptual model expressed in the Web Ontology Language. A collection of cooperating agents supports interactive query specification and refinement, query decomposition, query processing, integration, as ...
Ergo: A Graphical Environment for Constructing Bayesian
... each node has 3 values. This clique has 27 potentials describing its probability dis tribution. Now assume that node C is observed to have value c1. All potentials in the clique (ABC) with values c2 and C3 for Care incompatible with this evidence and are removed. This step takes at most 27 operatio ...
... each node has 3 values. This clique has 27 potentials describing its probability dis tribution. Now assume that node C is observed to have value c1. All potentials in the clique (ABC) with values c2 and C3 for Care incompatible with this evidence and are removed. This step takes at most 27 operatio ...
A Review on Expert System and its Applications in Civil Engineering
... describes all the data about the problem domain. Expert system provides high quality experience, domain specific information; apply heuristics, forward or backward reasoning, uncertainty and explanation capability. For information representation techniques, forward and backward chaining rules are us ...
... describes all the data about the problem domain. Expert system provides high quality experience, domain specific information; apply heuristics, forward or backward reasoning, uncertainty and explanation capability. For information representation techniques, forward and backward chaining rules are us ...
Metody Inteligencji Obliczeniowej
... in terms of old has been used to define the measure of syntactic and semantic information (Duch, Jankowski 1994); based on the size of the minimal graph representing a given data structure or knowledge-base specification, thus it goes beyond alignment. ...
... in terms of old has been used to define the measure of syntactic and semantic information (Duch, Jankowski 1994); based on the size of the minimal graph representing a given data structure or knowledge-base specification, thus it goes beyond alignment. ...
Appendix: Pruning Search Space for Weighted
... Head: Left side of (:-) (if ) is called head of the clause. Herbrand Interpretation: A (Herbrand) interpretation is a truth assignment to all the atoms formed as a result of replacing the variables in a predicate by all the possible constants (objects). Herbrand Model: a Herbrand model is simply a H ...
... Head: Left side of (:-) (if ) is called head of the clause. Herbrand Interpretation: A (Herbrand) interpretation is a truth assignment to all the atoms formed as a result of replacing the variables in a predicate by all the possible constants (objects). Herbrand Model: a Herbrand model is simply a H ...
What Is Approximate Reasoning?
... the termination statement) will not change anymore. For convenience we write fares (ω, t) = x and faterm (ω, t) = b, if fa (ω, t) = (x, b). By f0 : Ω → X we denote the correct output function, which is determined by some external specification or formal semantics of the problem. This enables us to v ...
... the termination statement) will not change anymore. For convenience we write fares (ω, t) = x and faterm (ω, t) = b, if fa (ω, t) = (x, b). By f0 : Ω → X we denote the correct output function, which is determined by some external specification or formal semantics of the problem. This enables us to v ...
From: AAAI Technical Report S-0 -0 . Compilation copyright © 200
... Hans W. Guesgen Composition for Cardinal Directions by Decomposing Horizontal and Vertical Constraints / 39 Ah Lian Kor and Brandon Bennett Spatial and Temporal Reasoning: Beyond Allen's Calculus / 46 Gérard Ligozat, Debasis Mitra, and Jean-François Condotta STCSP: A Representation Model for Sequent ...
... Hans W. Guesgen Composition for Cardinal Directions by Decomposing Horizontal and Vertical Constraints / 39 Ah Lian Kor and Brandon Bennett Spatial and Temporal Reasoning: Beyond Allen's Calculus / 46 Gérard Ligozat, Debasis Mitra, and Jean-François Condotta STCSP: A Representation Model for Sequent ...
5. Are You Getting all the Information You Need?
... algorithms use selection, randomizing, and other mathematic functions to simulate an evolutionary process that can yield increasingly better solutions to problems. Virtual reality systems are multisensory systems that enable human users to experience computer-simulated environments as if they actual ...
... algorithms use selection, randomizing, and other mathematic functions to simulate an evolutionary process that can yield increasingly better solutions to problems. Virtual reality systems are multisensory systems that enable human users to experience computer-simulated environments as if they actual ...
Situated Comprehension of Imperative Sentences in Embodied
... The agent maintains an object-oriented representation of the environment such that each object is associated with a set of perceptual attributes such as color, size, shape, pose etc. Formally, let A be a set of perceptual attributes {a1, a2, ...} like color, size, shape, pose etc. Every attribute ha ...
... The agent maintains an object-oriented representation of the environment such that each object is associated with a set of perceptual attributes such as color, size, shape, pose etc. Formally, let A be a set of perceptual attributes {a1, a2, ...} like color, size, shape, pose etc. Every attribute ha ...
Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life – should artificial systems
... personal characteristics in a coded form. In a way similar to the Darwinian survival of the fittest there are inhabitants that are fitter than others and it is those inhabitants that reproduce. From these reproductions a variety of creatures develop, adapt to and make use of the features of PolyWorl ...
... personal characteristics in a coded form. In a way similar to the Darwinian survival of the fittest there are inhabitants that are fitter than others and it is those inhabitants that reproduce. From these reproductions a variety of creatures develop, adapt to and make use of the features of PolyWorl ...
Background - Continental Automated Buildings Association
... – alarm / off normal information – scheduling information – trend logs – configuration / network management ...
... – alarm / off normal information – scheduling information – trend logs – configuration / network management ...
Slides
... Geometric analogy: statement storage and answers to NL questions Entities and relations, exception mechanism Semantic networks (Sowa, Quillian, . . . ): the meaning of a term is given by its position and ties with its neighbors, concept of similarity by counting the number of arc between two words, ...
... Geometric analogy: statement storage and answers to NL questions Entities and relations, exception mechanism Semantic networks (Sowa, Quillian, . . . ): the meaning of a term is given by its position and ties with its neighbors, concept of similarity by counting the number of arc between two words, ...
PowerPoint - Sergio Pissanetzky
... ● it requires no domain-specific knowledge ● it is not man-made ● it is ready for use in computers ...
... ● it requires no domain-specific knowledge ● it is not man-made ● it is ready for use in computers ...
G. Castellano, A.M. Fanelli, P. Plantamura, M.A. Torsello
... information space with a user’s interaction in order to provide users with the information they are interested in, without asking for it explicitly [1,2,3]. In this way, WPSs appear as intelligent and automatic processes, since adaptation to the user’s interests is achieved in a transparent manner f ...
... information space with a user’s interaction in order to provide users with the information they are interested in, without asking for it explicitly [1,2,3]. In this way, WPSs appear as intelligent and automatic processes, since adaptation to the user’s interests is achieved in a transparent manner f ...
Forward and Backward Chaining and and
... this uncertainty, and the inference engine must process the uncertainties to give conclusions that are accompanied by a likelihood that they are true or correct. ...
... this uncertainty, and the inference engine must process the uncertainties to give conclusions that are accompanied by a likelihood that they are true or correct. ...
the decision according to criteria in the expert system inference
... A main target of science of the safeness and reliability problem is to find out methods and procedures that enable practise analysis safeness and reliability already of the existing systems. These methods are included in the expert systems modules that are able to perform this analysis using the giv ...
... A main target of science of the safeness and reliability problem is to find out methods and procedures that enable practise analysis safeness and reliability already of the existing systems. These methods are included in the expert systems modules that are able to perform this analysis using the giv ...
Reasoned Use of Expertise in Argumentation
... These cases rightly indicate that the questionable use of appeals to expert authority to influence opinion in argumentation is commonplace, and worth guarding against. But does this suggest that all appeals to expert authority in argument are fallacious? It should not. For taking into account the in ...
... These cases rightly indicate that the questionable use of appeals to expert authority to influence opinion in argumentation is commonplace, and worth guarding against. But does this suggest that all appeals to expert authority in argument are fallacious? It should not. For taking into account the in ...
QUESTION 117 Things Relevant to Human Action Next we have to
... primitus ecclesia fuit), and the present Church of men was to be brought together after the resurrection.” But there can also be an alternative reply, viz., that, as Augustine adds in the same place, “What was hidden is not only made known to the angels in God, but also becomes apparent to them when ...
... primitus ecclesia fuit), and the present Church of men was to be brought together after the resurrection.” But there can also be an alternative reply, viz., that, as Augustine adds in the same place, “What was hidden is not only made known to the angels in God, but also becomes apparent to them when ...
Towards the Theory-Guided Design of Help
... will provide help sensitive to the actual knowledge state of the learner. But there are differences to ABSYNT due to the special demands of the Petri net domain: • specification of the tasks the user is supposed to solve • the kind of analysis of the learner´s solution proposals • creation of design ...
... will provide help sensitive to the actual knowledge state of the learner. But there are differences to ABSYNT due to the special demands of the Petri net domain: • specification of the tasks the user is supposed to solve • the kind of analysis of the learner´s solution proposals • creation of design ...
Preparation of Papers in a Two-Column Format for the 21st Annual
... work time of the user with the individual subsystems AES (including module CT), expressed in the form of quantitative and qualitative indicators are available for the training system for fixation. Quantitative indicators include the following: the test results, rates of change of test scores in a cu ...
... work time of the user with the individual subsystems AES (including module CT), expressed in the form of quantitative and qualitative indicators are available for the training system for fixation. Quantitative indicators include the following: the test results, rates of change of test scores in a cu ...
(2009). Cognitive computational intelligence
... Fuzzy logic eliminated the “law of excluded third” – How to select “the right” degree of fuzziness – The mind fits fuzziness for every statement at every step => CC Logic pervades all algorithms and neural networks – rule systems, fuzzy systems (degree of fuzziness), pattern recognition, ...
... Fuzzy logic eliminated the “law of excluded third” – How to select “the right” degree of fuzziness – The mind fits fuzziness for every statement at every step => CC Logic pervades all algorithms and neural networks – rule systems, fuzzy systems (degree of fuzziness), pattern recognition, ...
History of AI - School of Computer Science
... First, it is difficult to take a problem that is presented informally and transform it into the formal terms required by logical notation. This is particularly true when the knowledge you are representing in less than one hundred percent certain. Secondly, solving even small problems (those with onl ...
... First, it is difficult to take a problem that is presented informally and transform it into the formal terms required by logical notation. This is particularly true when the knowledge you are representing in less than one hundred percent certain. Secondly, solving even small problems (those with onl ...
Dialogue systems: simulations or interfaces?
... based on formal representations is questionable – Instead, formal dialogue research can be regarded as the creation of systematic domains that can be used in the engineering of flexible human-computer ...
... based on formal representations is questionable – Instead, formal dialogue research can be regarded as the creation of systematic domains that can be used in the engineering of flexible human-computer ...