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Knowledge Representation Chapter 10

Knowledge Representation Chapter 10. Outline. KR Introduction Ontological Engineering Categories and Objects Actions, Situations, and Events Mental Events and Mental Objects Reasoning Systems for Categories Reasoning with Default Information Truth Maintenance Systems Bio-Ontologies.

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Action, Change and Evolution: from single agents to multi-agents

Action, Change and Evolution: from single agents to multi-agents. Chitta Baral Professor, School of Computing, Informatics & DSE Key faculty, Center for Evolutionary Medicine & Inform. Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287. Action, Change and Evolution: importance to KR & R.

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Chapter 10 Knowledge Representation

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Artificial Intelligence Logic Part 2

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The Hierarchical Paradigm

The Hierarchical Paradigm. Organization -SPA -global Strips -Shakey Rep. Arch. -evaluation -NHC -RCA Summary. Describe the Hierarchical Paradigm in terms of the 3 robot primitives and its organization of sensing

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Ratio

A. 8. 10. B. C. 6. Ratio. A ratio is a comparison of two numbers such as a : b. . Ratio:. When writing a ratio, always express it in simplest form. Example:. Now try to reduce the fraction. . Proportion. Proportion: An equation that states that two ratios are equal. Terms.

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Artificial Intelligence I: knowledge repre- sentation

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Knowledge Representation

Knowledge Representation. Chapter 10. Outline. Ontological engineering Categories and objects Actions, situations and events The internet shopping world Reasoning systems for categories Reasoning with default information Truth maintenance systems. Ontology.

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Cognitive Robotics and Global Workspace Theory

Cognitive Robotics and Global Workspace Theory. Murray Shanahan Imperial College London Department of Computing. Overview. Global workspace theory (GWT) GWT and the frame problem A cognitive architecture using a global workspace. Global Workspace Theory. Parallel Unconscious

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Cognition and Consciousness: Is There a Fundamental Link?

Cognition and Consciousness: Is There a Fundamental Link?. Murray Shanahan Imperial College London Department of Computing. Overview. Three related issues Neural parallelism Modular theories of mind The frame problem Global workspace theory (GWT) Applying GWT to the three issues.

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LING 438/538 Computational Linguistics

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Planning

Planning. Jeremy Wyatt. Plan. Situation calculus The frame problem The STRIPS representation for planning State space planning: Forward chaining search (progression planning) Backward chaining search (regression planning) Reading: Russell and Norvig pp.375-387. Situation Calculus.

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Bruce Mayer, PE Licensed Electrical & Mechanical Engineer BMayer@ChabotCollege

Engineering 36. Lab-16 Frame Problems. Bruce Mayer, PE Licensed Electrical & Mechanical Engineer BMayer@ChabotCollege.edu. Frame Problem. Find the Forces Acting on Each of the Members, and on the Frame at Pts A & D. Slab Tongs. 960lbs. Given Geometry and 960 lb Slab-Load

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Planning Methods based on Logic

Planning Methods based on Logic. The Situation Calculus Reasoning about States and Actions Some Difficulties Generating Plans. Reasoning about States and Actions. Describe goal condition using any wff in predicate calculus Describe world state using formulas

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Abuse

Abuse. Non-accidental injury or pattern of injury to a child Not a DSM-IV clinical category Coded on Axis 4. Kaufman & Zigler (1987). 90% of abusers were abused 82% of those abused do NOT become abusers Difference between those who did and did not become abusers.

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Chapter 6: Applying the PSSH

Chapter 6: Applying the PSSH. Overview. Explain why ID3 and SHAKEY both count as illustrations of the heuristic search hypothesis Introduce frame problem Introduce background to the language of thought hypothesis (as an application of the PSSH). ID3 and PSSH.

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SNoW & FEX Libraries; Document Classification

SNoW & FEX Libraries; Document Classification. A third task. SNoW and FEX libraries. SNoW and FEX class libraries Alternative to scripts/server mode Functions for processing single examples Examples: Main.cpp in SNoW, FEX directories ShallowParser. Using SNoW, FEX classes.

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Chapter 15 Introduction to Planning

Chapter 15 Introduction to Planning. Chapter 15 Contents. Planning as Search Situation Calculus The Frame Problem Means-Ends Analysis The Blocks World. Planning as Search. Planning involves finding a plan which will enable a system (or a robot) to solve a problem, or carry out some task.

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CS598-EA Logic in AI / Logic-Based AI Lecture #3

CS598-EA Logic in AI / Logic-Based AI Lecture #3. Professor: Eyal Amir Spring Semester 2009. Previously. Logic: propositional, first-order, equality. Today: Examples in FOL: Situation Calculus (Temporal Reasoning). Sitatuation Calculus Language & inference in First-Order Logic

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What is a Frame Problem

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