Artificial Intelligence: How Machines ThinkBaen Enterprises, 1985 - 370 halaman |
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... knowledge base that is anywhere near as complete and complex as the one we hold in our own heads . The " world " a ... meta knowledge , a subject which we shall return to later . Current knowledge bases , and in consequence ...
... knowledge base that is anywhere near as complete and complex as the one we hold in our own heads . The " world " a ... meta knowledge , a subject which we shall return to later . Current knowledge bases , and in consequence ...
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... meta - knowledge . Ideally , a meta - knowledge system like TEIRESIAS should be quite general , a front end that could be added to many other expert systems provided only that these expert systems use the same general knowledge struc ...
... meta - knowledge . Ideally , a meta - knowledge system like TEIRESIAS should be quite general , a front end that could be added to many other expert systems provided only that these expert systems use the same general knowledge struc ...
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... knowledge base must understand its own organiza- tion and be able to operate on several different levels of learning . We have already met the concept of the meta ... meta level to its meta meta level . ( And why stop there ? ) As new ...
... knowledge base must understand its own organiza- tion and be able to operate on several different levels of learning . We have already met the concept of the meta ... meta level to its meta meta level . ( And why stop there ? ) As new ...
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Evolution of a Thinking Machine | 1 |
Memory | 17 |
Thought and Logic | 25 |
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able addition ambiguity approach artificial intelligence automatic begin binary blocks calculations camera carry cells chapter chess circuits clues complex computer system computer vision computer's constructed contain DENDRAL develop device diagnosis edge detection electrical electronic ELIZA engineers example expert systems explore factory goal human brain human expert industrial robots interpret involved knowledge knowledge representation large number logic Logic Theorist machine manufacturing mathematical mathematician meaning memory meta-knowledge microprocessor Minsky movement moves MYCIN MYXEDEMA natural language nodes objects operations optical computer overall parallel computer parallel processing particular perform play possible primal sketch problem solving produce propositional calculus puter questions representation robot rules scene scientists script sentence SHRDLU simple simulate society of minds solution speech stored story structure symbolic tasks theorems theory thought tion transistor translation transphasor Turing understand USER various vision system visual whole words