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exist a single , canonical way in which large bodies of knowledge can be
represented independently of how they were originally stated ... 4 Representing
Sets of Objects It is important to be able to represent sets of objects for several
reasons .
exist a single , canonical way in which large bodies of knowledge can be
represented independently of how they were originally stated ... 4 Representing
Sets of Objects It is important to be able to represent sets of objects for several
reasons .
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1 : Some Simple Facts in Propositional Logic represent real - world facts as
logical propositions written as well - formed formulas ( wff ' s ) in propositional
logic , as shown in Figure 5 . 1 . Using these propositions , we could , for example
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1 : Some Simple Facts in Propositional Logic represent real - world facts as
logical propositions written as well - formed formulas ( wff ' s ) in propositional
logic , as shown in Figure 5 . 1 . Using these propositions , we could , for example
...
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Give Book instance instance object agent John EVZ BK23 beneficiary Mary
Figure 9 . 3 : A Semantic Net Representing a Sentence could be represented by
the network shown in Figure 9 . 3 . 2 In fact , several of the earliest uses of
semantic ...
Give Book instance instance object agent John EVZ BK23 beneficiary Mary
Figure 9 . 3 : A Semantic Net Representing a Sentence could be represented by
the network shown in Figure 9 . 3 . 2 In fact , several of the earliest uses of
semantic ...
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What Is Artificial Intelligence? | 3 |
Problems Problem Spaces and Search | 29 |
Heuristic Search Techniques | 63 |
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active addition agents algorithm allow answer apply approach assertions becomes belief build called Chapter clauses combined complete concept consider consistent constraints contains corresponding define dependency described discussed domain elements example fact Figure function given goal heuristic important initial input instance interpretation John kinds knowledge knowledge base labeled language learning logic look match meaning methods move natural necessary node object occur operators output particular path perform position possible predicate present problem procedure produce properties question reasoning relation represent representation result robot rules semantic sentence shown in Figure shows simple single situation slot solution solve space specific statements step stored structure Suppose task techniques things tree true understanding units usually variables weights