Proceedings of the Thirteenth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Eighth Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence Conference, Volume 1AAAI proceedings describe innovative concepts, techniques, perspectives, and observations that present promising research directions in artificial intelligence. August 4-8, 1996, Portland, OregonAAAI '96 provides a broad forum for information exchange and interaction among researchers working in different subdisciplines, in different research paradigms, and in different stages of research in artificial intelligence. Topics cover principles underlying cognition, perception and action; design, application, and evaluation of AI algorithms and systems; architectures and frameworks for classes of AI systems; and analysis of tasks and domains in which intelligent systems perform. Included are contributions that describe theoretical, empirical, or experimental results; represent areas of AI that may have been underrepresented in recent conferences; present promising new research concepts, techniques, or perspectives; or discuss issues that cross traditional subdisciplinary boundaries. Two-volume setDistributed for the AAAI Press |
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... parameter of the model algebraically depends on the values of other model parameters via the al- gebraic model equations . Our notion of algebraic or- dering bears close resemblance to that of causal order- ing ( Nayak 1993 ; Iwasaki ...
... parameters e . • PART II : Identify Sufficient Parameters . By considering the values of the evidence variables , the set of parameters → can be further reduced by identifying and eliminating the set of parameters which are in ...
... parameters : → = { { 010 , 011 } ; { 0210 , 0211 } ; { 0300 , 0310 , 0301 , 0311 } } . PART III : Step 5 : Obtain the set of monomials M by taking the Cartesian product of the subsets of parameters in Ꮎ . • Example : The initial set ...
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Natural Language Noise and the Common Sense Informatic Situation | 896 |
Swain University of Chicago 902 Georgetown and Raymond J Mooney University of Texas | 965 |
Guaranteeing Safety in Spatially Situated Agents | 971 |
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