If you haven't been following the discussion at: http://cs.nyu.edu/pipermail/fom/2007-October/012178.html Alex Smith has chimed in to address Vaughan Pratt's...
... I don't understand any of this. For any finite machine, isn't there some program that is one bit larger, that it can't run, and thus not be "universal"? ...
... I think that's part of his argument actually. If the definition of universality critically depends on the presents or absents of an infinite tape then LBA...
Abstract One long-term goal of machine learning research is to produce methods that are applicable to highly complex tasks, such as perception (vision, ...
... OK. ... OK. ... So, what are the options here, prove that the infinite tape machine is NOT universal, or prove that the finite machine IS universal - even...
... If all computable function must halt and the set of all computable functions is complete then why waste the tape? searching for a computable function which...
"Junior", the Stanford entry in the DARPA Urban Grand Challenge, was the first vehicle to complete the challenge. That does not mean it has won, though, there...
John McCarthy said: http://cs.nyu.edu/pipermail/fom/2007-October/012141.html Quote: In the 1950s I thought that the smallest possible (symbol-state product)...
Christel Kamp & Stefan Bornholdt, 2002. Critical percolation in self-organized media: a case study on random directed networks. arXiv:cond-mat/0210410 [4pp]....
... If you follow the links you can find lots of videos, e.g: http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/34594/123/ But the whole event was webcast live, with lost of...
Jie Ren, Xiang Wu, Wen-Xu Wang, Guanrong Chen, Bing-Hong Wang, 2006. Interplay between evolutionary game and network structure: the coevolution of social net,...
A.M. Seufert & Frank Schweitzer, 2007. Aggregate dynamics in an evolutionary network model. International Jour. Modern Physics C18(10):1-18. ABSTRACT. We...
... I didn't see any active tests of how these guys would handle the four way stop. My guess is this would be the hardest possible case of urban driving...
... Use the "old lady" algorithm, let everybody else go twice, then sound the horn and go. OTOH, if you get four old ladies at once, watch out! Josh...
... LOL, yeah your 4 old lady example illustrates the problem nicely. Now consider three old ladies and one robot and we have a really hard problem to...
... There were many tests of handling 4-way stops. I don't recall a case with a vehicle at each of the 4 stops, but I did see several cases of 3 cars stopped...
... I didn't see all the videos so I could have missed it. The only ones I sow, IIRC, were left turns after stop at four way with no other traffic except...
... Yep. ... I did not see it in a video clip - I watched the live webcast (had it on in the background while I did other stuff, from about 8 am till 3:30 pm)....
... I don't know how many total encounters of the 4-way kind there were, but yes, several robots did have problems at 4-way stops, and other problems as well....
... Also at: http://geekmo.de/urban-challenge-2007/tartan-racing-carnegie-mellon-wins- urban-challenge-2007/ 'Bryan Salesky, software lead for Team Tartan,...
... I'm sure you remember the pigeon-guided missiles. DaimlerChrysler was working on a "don't hit the pedestrian" system called "Protector". I heard that...
... This is pretty cool. Especially since you can step through it frame by frame. Has a bit of "Terminator" feel to it. ... Could be a problem, but for...
Hello! I have doing project, and I have a problem. I am working in pattern classification project to classify circle , rectangle and triangle, and I use some...
http://www.jair.org/ Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research allowed me to access one of their recent articles for the first time! This is not a big deal ...
Having problems with message search?
Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.
