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We should not be surprised , then , to find ourselves using inverse or teleological expressions to define the classes . We really do want to have a grip on " the class of objects which can be transformed into a result of form Y , " that ...
We should not be surprised , then , to find ourselves using inverse or teleological expressions to define the classes . We really do want to have a grip on " the class of objects which can be transformed into a result of form Y , " that ...
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They are instead very rudimentary forms of description ( having the form of the simplest symbolic expression - the list ) whose structure provides some information about the designated classes . This is a step , albeit a small one ...
They are instead very rudimentary forms of description ( having the form of the simplest symbolic expression - the list ) whose structure provides some information about the designated classes . This is a step , albeit a small one ...
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Solomonoff ( 1957 , 1960 ) proposes some techniques for discovering common features of a set of expressions , e.g. , of the descriptions of those properties of already established utility ; the methods can then be applied to generate ...
Solomonoff ( 1957 , 1960 ) proposes some techniques for discovering common features of a set of expressions , e.g. , of the descriptions of those properties of already established utility ; the methods can then be applied to generate ...
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Note that the logarithm of the coefficient p / qi , in the second expression of ( 1 ) can be construed as the " weight of the evidence " of E , in favor of F ,. [ See also Papert ( 1961 ) and Rosenblatt ( 1958 ) . ] ...
Note that the logarithm of the coefficient p / qi , in the second expression of ( 1 ) can be construed as the " weight of the evidence " of E , in favor of F ,. [ See also Papert ( 1961 ) and Rosenblatt ( 1958 ) . ] ...
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We can formalize this kind of description in an expression language whose fundamental grammatical form is a pair ( R ... originally by Newell , Shaw and Simon , for manipulating symbolic expressions in such languages for purposes of B ...
We can formalize this kind of description in an expression language whose fundamental grammatical form is a pair ( R ... originally by Newell , Shaw and Simon , for manipulating symbolic expressions in such languages for purposes of B ...
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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 | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 May 2016 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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