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... solver International Business Machine Corporation integrated circuit Information Science Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory , Caltech Johnson Space Center , NASA knowledge representation language land resources satellite list processor ...
... solver International Business Machine Corporation integrated circuit Information Science Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory , Caltech Johnson Space Center , NASA knowledge representation language land resources satellite list processor ...
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... solvers , notably the GPS system of Newell and Simon at Carnegie - RAND . The symbolic integration program by Slagle is perhaps the best known example from that era . Since that time , there has been a steady stream of new ideas , both ...
... solvers , notably the GPS system of Newell and Simon at Carnegie - RAND . The symbolic integration program by Slagle is perhaps the best known example from that era . Since that time , there has been a steady stream of new ideas , both ...
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... solver gets smarter and knows more . Automatic Assembly and Vision . We are still far away from being able to make a computer " see " to describe and recognize objects and scenes as well as a person can . In spite of much brillant work ...
... solver gets smarter and knows more . Automatic Assembly and Vision . We are still far away from being able to make a computer " see " to describe and recognize objects and scenes as well as a person can . In spite of much brillant work ...
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... solver then generates a course , moves the craft to within arm's distance of the sample , reaches , grasps , then verifies visually and by tactile feedback that a red mass exists in its grasper . It then plans an arm trajectory to ...
... solver then generates a course , moves the craft to within arm's distance of the sample , reaches , grasps , then verifies visually and by tactile feedback that a red mass exists in its grasper . It then plans an arm trajectory to ...
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... solver must find other methods ; hill - climbing might still be feasible with a different heuristic connection . Certainly , in our own intellectual behavior we rarely solve a tricky prob- lem by a steady climb toward success . I doubt ...
... solver must find other methods ; hill - climbing might still be feasible with a different heuristic connection . Certainly , in our own intellectual behavior we rarely solve a tricky prob- lem by a steady climb toward success . I doubt ...
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