Titlebook: Collaboration between Human and Artificial Societies; Coordination and Age Julian A. Padget Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 199

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On the Process of Making Descriptive Rulesre studied: the one which is concerned with the set of examples, and the one which is concerned with the set of example descriptors..Before we generate rules that describe the domain which is represented by the input data, we analyze the set of conditions which will be the basis of our rules. These

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96962-6theoretical approaches – as far as they are applied in compilers for dealing with approximateness – are the determination of bounds guaranteeing minimal quality or maximal runtime, or statistics providing means and variances. As a spin-off, so to speak, the paper investigates – from the point of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75638-3 an intelligent tutoring system (ITS) and a diagnostic engine for troubleshooting a physical system. In spite of the difference of the two applications, we may abstract from the two architectures important common patterns that constitute the core of the distributed management of the multiple knowled

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137032218sidering..In this paper we show how this notion of . may be used to model the process of rational inquiry in which a non-ideal rational agent is engaged. We define a wide class of agents, called ., which are a general abstraction of any kind of non-ideal agent. We show how the beliefs of this kind o

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Book 1999rces are available (probably networked workstations), so that the developed program could also be run on more exotic hardware without reprogramming. What we had not foreseen at the outset of the project was how agents would unify the strands at the application level, as distinct from the system leve

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