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The main difficulty in perceiving a scene is the enormous number of possible candidate descriptions in which the system might be interested . If it were not for this fact , one could conceivably build a number of detectors to decide the ...
The main difficulty in perceiving a scene is the enormous number of possible candidate descriptions in which the system might be interested . If it were not for this fact , one could conceivably build a number of detectors to decide the ...
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Their efforts have been directed at making the time - versus - problem - size curve grow as slowly as possible , even when it must grow exponentially . Several methods have been developed for delaying and moderating the inevitable ...
Their efforts have been directed at making the time - versus - problem - size curve grow as slowly as possible , even when it must grow exponentially . Several methods have been developed for delaying and moderating the inevitable ...
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This sort of data - winnowing and content analysis is becoming possible , using the developing techniques of machine intelligence . But it is likely to remain unavailable unless considerably more relevant research and systems ...
This sort of data - winnowing and content analysis is becoming possible , using the developing techniques of machine intelligence . But it is likely to remain unavailable unless considerably more relevant research and systems ...
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The first steps toward utilizing the space environment for industrial and commercial ventures will become possible and can trigger requirements for more advanced space transportation systems in the 1990s . This will enable expanded ...
The first steps toward utilizing the space environment for industrial and commercial ventures will become possible and can trigger requirements for more advanced space transportation systems in the 1990s . This will enable expanded ...
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... different places and to use actuators , manipulators , and tools to acquire samples , prepare them , experiment in situ with them , or bring them back to Earth . information is short - lived except for possible historical reasons .
... different places and to use actuators , manipulators , and tools to acquire samples , prepare them , experiment in situ with them , or bring them back to Earth . information is short - lived except for possible historical reasons .
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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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