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Again , knowledge about the problem domain is the key to more efficient solution methods . Many of the methods developed to deal with combinatorial problems are also useful on other , less combinatorially severe problems .
Again , knowledge about the problem domain is the key to more efficient solution methods . Many of the methods developed to deal with combinatorial problems are also useful on other , less combinatorially severe problems .
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Common knowledge ( typically omitted in the subject domain database ) is often required . For example , from the personnel facts mentioned above , an Alienation 1. The Dehumanization Hypothesis intelligent system ought to be 4 E Expert ...
Common knowledge ( typically omitted in the subject domain database ) is often required . For example , from the personnel facts mentioned above , an Alienation 1. The Dehumanization Hypothesis intelligent system ought to be 4 E Expert ...
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Detailed discussion of the methods and techniques of AI and the wide range of problem domains in which they have been applied is given in various survey articles by Minsky ( 1963 ) , Newell ( 1969 ) , Nilsson ( 1974 ) , and Feigenbaum ...
Detailed discussion of the methods and techniques of AI and the wide range of problem domains in which they have been applied is given in various survey articles by Minsky ( 1963 ) , Newell ( 1969 ) , Nilsson ( 1974 ) , and Feigenbaum ...
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... increasingly complex sensor analysis processes which can be Since that time , there has been a steady stream of new ideas , both for more general theories and for the design of problem solvers for particular problem domains .
... increasingly complex sensor analysis processes which can be Since that time , there has been a steady stream of new ideas , both for more general theories and for the design of problem solvers for particular problem domains .
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MYCIN program for bacteriological diagnosis and treatment , and the PARSIVAL program for analyzing English syntax are representative of what can can be done to attack small , well - defined domains . 1.3 Recommendations In the last few ...
MYCIN program for bacteriological diagnosis and treatment , and the PARSIVAL program for analyzing English syntax are representative of what can can be done to attack small , well - defined domains . 1.3 Recommendations In the last few ...
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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