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Some Artificial Intelligence researchers have suggested that this knowledge be organized in a special structure called a frame or schema . For example , when a robot enters a room through a doorway , it activates a room schema , which ...
Some Artificial Intelligence researchers have suggested that this knowledge be organized in a special structure called a frame or schema . For example , when a robot enters a room through a doorway , it activates a room schema , which ...
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Fundamental to the development of such systems are certain AI ideas about structures for representing contextual ... Its primary purpose is to transmit a bit of “ mental structure ” from one brain to another under circumstances in which ...
Fundamental to the development of such systems are certain AI ideas about structures for representing contextual ... Its primary purpose is to transmit a bit of “ mental structure ” from one brain to another under circumstances in which ...
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... that human beings perform best , most creatively , and with greatest comfort in environments that provide them with some immediate amount of structure , including the structure that derives from involvement in authority relations .
... that human beings perform best , most creatively , and with greatest comfort in environments that provide them with some immediate amount of structure , including the structure that derives from involvement in authority relations .
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For intermediate systems of several hundred meters in extent , it becomes practical to shuttle the structural elements into space and assemble them on site ( Figure 4-7 ) . Very large systems require heavy - lift launch vehicles which ...
For intermediate systems of several hundred meters in extent , it becomes practical to shuttle the structural elements into space and assemble them on site ( Figure 4-7 ) . Very large systems require heavy - lift launch vehicles which ...
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In addition to transporting structural elements , the robot must have manipulators to handle them , and work with them and on them . Large structural subsystems must be moved from place to place and attached to each other .
In addition to transporting structural elements , the robot must have manipulators to handle them , and work with them and on them . Large structural subsystems must be moved from place to place and attached to each other .
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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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