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... games , occasionally defeating their designers . Some might be distinguishing be- tween hand - printed letters . Is this enough to justify so much interest , let alone deep concern ? I believe that it is ; that we are on the threshold ...
... games , occasionally defeating their designers . Some might be distinguishing be- tween hand - printed letters . Is this enough to justify so much interest , let alone deep concern ? I believe that it is ; that we are on the threshold ...
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... game playing , theorem proving , pattern recognition , and other do- mains which would seem to require some intelligence . The literature does not include any general discussion of the outstanding problems of this field . In this ...
... game playing , theorem proving , pattern recognition , and other do- mains which would seem to require some intelligence . The literature does not include any general discussion of the outstanding problems of this field . In this ...
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... games with precise rules for play and scoring . In one sense all such problems are trivial . For if there exists a ... game of checkers involves some 1040 move choices ( Samuel , 1959a ) , in chess , some 10120 ( Shannon , in Newman ...
... games with precise rules for play and scoring . In one sense all such problems are trivial . For if there exists a ... game of checkers involves some 1040 move choices ( Samuel , 1959a ) , in chess , some 10120 ( Shannon , in Newman ...
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... game - playing program which matches average human ability , and its success ( in real time ) is attributed to a wealth of such elegancies , both in heuristics and in programming . The problem of extinction or " unlearning " is ...
... game - playing program which matches average human ability , and its success ( in real time ) is attributed to a wealth of such elegancies , both in heuristics and in programming . The problem of extinction or " unlearning " is ...
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... game of checkers ( 1959a ) we find a novel heuristic technique which could be regarded as a simple example of the " expectation reinforcement " notion . Let us review very briefly the situation in playing two - person board games of ...
... game of checkers ( 1959a ) we find a novel heuristic technique which could be regarded as a simple example of the " expectation reinforcement " notion . Let us review very briefly the situation in playing two - person board games of ...
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