Uniform distribution simply means that any point is equally likely along the interval 18-26 deg C. So ANY point (say 20.5) is 12.5% likely to happen. All the...
Would this imply an infinitely large table of percept sequences? This seems odd b/c the point of table driven is that it's finite for small domains. ... will...
Considering the recent interest in "Semantic Web", as a part of the SOA course, the students are discussing the "Semantic Web Vs Artificial Intelligence". In...
Does anyone know where I can find the data that was used to generate the training curve in Figure 20.26(a). I did find the restaurant.csv file but it contains...
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/YouAndYourResearch.html (extremely long post replaced by a link to the article on the net - potsers, please keep in mind...
The BBC has a technology program, Digital Planet which I listen to regularly. The program covered the event in the September 18th, 2006 edition. I can give you...
In section 3.2 (p.67) the author suggested that the enhanced version of the formulation reduced the state space from 3*10^14 to just 2057. How is the number...
I was curious about the figure of 2057 of the no. of states in the complete state formulation (p.67). Now seeing the answer from one of the authors, I ran my...
Can someone explain how numeric values were derived for P(fringe)? I see in the book where it states, "Notice that the expression P(b|known,P[1,3],fringe) is 1...
I've read in the 2nd edition, that a node is conditionally independent of its non-descendants given its parents or given its Markov blanket. The 2nd edition...
... The so called Berkson's paradox states: if 0 < P(A) < 1 and 0 < P(B) < 1, and P(A|B) = P(A), i.e. they are independent, then P(A|B,C) < P(A|C) where C =...
I'd like to begin my comments on "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, 2nd Edition" by saying that this is a truly, truly excellent book, which I...
... But the content of the book is not free. It would be great if the authors will release at least some parts (e.g. the Summaries and the Bibliographical and...
Hey Ivan and Eliezer, BTW, I think you folks may also want to voice these opinion on the other Yahoo Group. <aima-instructors@yahoogroups.com> -- Take care, ...
That's an interesting idea. Of course the publishers, not the authors, are thee ones with the right to do that. But the authors can encourage the publishers...
hi, I want to find all solutions in state space for a problem with dfs algorithm I write this I think it is true but not efficient. Can anyone say something...
... That's probably because the authors, not the publishers, didn't care enough about the rights of the published work and the specific parts of the contract. ...
Hello! I tried out with calculation of the Normalization constant(alpha') on page 485, for the Wumpus example, but i failed. Could you help me in that? Thanks...
I'm late to the game, some would say. But I've been interested in the concepts of AI since a kid. Only recently have I started doing something about it. I'm...
Hi, I have some questions regarding chapter 13.7 "The Wumpus World Revisited" and the derivation of the distribution of P1,3 given known and breeze evidence in...
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I made an deduction for the equation but don't know if it's correct. I put on the link of my deduction and hope someone can help me with it. link here...
The AIMA tells us that the number of nodes within the goal contour search space is exponential in the length of solution; and in "Bibliographical and...
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