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... D.C. Many human mental activities , such as writing computer programs , doing mathematics , engaging in common sense reasoning , understanding language , and even driving an automobile , are said to demand “ intelligence .
... D.C. Many human mental activities , such as writing computer programs , doing mathematics , engaging in common sense reasoning , understanding language , and even driving an automobile , are said to demand “ intelligence .
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From our point of view , the subject becomes interesting when we want to retrieve answers that require deductive reasoning with the facts in the database . When humans communicate with each other using language , they employ , almost ...
From our point of view , the subject becomes interesting when we want to retrieve answers that require deductive reasoning with the facts in the database . When humans communicate with each other using language , they employ , almost ...
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The reader is referred to Simon's book for details of the reasoning and evidence that led to the conclusions presented here . Finally , while we certainly live in a world that is subject to continuing change , there is reason to believe ...
The reader is referred to Simon's book for details of the reasoning and evidence that led to the conclusions presented here . Finally , while we certainly live in a world that is subject to continuing change , there is reason to believe ...
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Control and reasoning systems , particularly in support of lunar and planetary rovers . DMA has studied the advanced techniques in computer science with an emphasis on machine intelligence .
Control and reasoning systems , particularly in support of lunar and planetary rovers . DMA has studied the advanced techniques in computer science with an emphasis on machine intelligence .
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But this notion of Difference ( as the Character of a pair ) does lend itself more smoothly to teleological reasoning . For what is the goal defined by a problem but to reduce the " difference ” between the present state and the desired ...
But this notion of Difference ( as the Character of a pair ) does lend itself more smoothly to teleological reasoning . For what is the goal defined by a problem but to reduce the " difference ” between the present state and the desired ...
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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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