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In particular , we have tried to present both the theoretical foundations of Al and
an indication of the ways that current techniques can be used in application
programs . As a result of this effort , the book has grown . It is probably no longer
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In particular , we have tried to present both the theoretical foundations of Al and
an indication of the ways that current techniques can be used in application
programs . As a result of this effort , the book has grown . It is probably no longer
...
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If we know the prior probabilities of finding each of the various minerals and we
know the probabilities that if a mineral is present then certain physical
characteristics will be observed , then we can use Bayes ' formula to compute ,
from the ...
If we know the prior probabilities of finding each of the various minerals and we
know the probabilities that if a mineral is present then certain physical
characteristics will be observed , then we can use Bayes ' formula to compute ,
from the ...
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In addition , we wasted a good deal of problemsolving effort producing all the
steps that were later eliminated . It would be better if there were a plan - finding
procedure that could construct efficient plans directly . In the next section , we
present ...
In addition , we wasted a good deal of problemsolving effort producing all the
steps that were later eliminated . It would be better if there were a plan - finding
procedure that could construct efficient plans directly . In the next section , we
present ...
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What Is Artificial Intelligence? | 3 |
Problems Problem Spaces and Search | 29 |
Heuristic Search Techniques | 63 |
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