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What is the primary goal of expert systems in artificial intelligence?
What is the primary goal of expert systems in artificial intelligence?
To emulate the decision-making and problem-solving processes of human experts.
How do expert systems differentiate from simple memorization in problem-solving?
How do expert systems differentiate from simple memorization in problem-solving?
They match experiential knowledge to new problems rather than relying solely on memorized solutions.
What are the two main components that make up expert systems?
What are the two main components that make up expert systems?
A knowledge base and an inference engine.
Can you name one important branch of AI research that has evolved over the last 70 years?
Can you name one important branch of AI research that has evolved over the last 70 years?
What role did early abandoned approaches in AI play in the field's development?
What role did early abandoned approaches in AI play in the field's development?
How has the Prolog programming language impacted artificial intelligence?
How has the Prolog programming language impacted artificial intelligence?
What is the significance of machine learning in artificial intelligence?
What is the significance of machine learning in artificial intelligence?
Why is it important for expert systems to consider experiential knowledge?
Why is it important for expert systems to consider experiential knowledge?
What key term did Edward Feigenbaum define while working on expert systems?
What key term did Edward Feigenbaum define while working on expert systems?
What was the first notable application of expert systems?
What was the first notable application of expert systems?
Which system was developed for medical diagnoses of infectious diseases?
Which system was developed for medical diagnoses of infectious diseases?
What significant achievement did expert systems contribute to in knowledge representation?
What significant achievement did expert systems contribute to in knowledge representation?
How do expert systems separate business logic from general logic in programming?
How do expert systems separate business logic from general logic in programming?
What does rapid prototyping allow in the context of expert systems?
What does rapid prototyping allow in the context of expert systems?
What was a major downside of the classical expert system paradigm?
What was a major downside of the classical expert system paradigm?
In what decade did expert systems reach a peak in research interest?
In what decade did expert systems reach a peak in research interest?
What is the main purpose of reinforcement learning in artificial intelligence?
What is the main purpose of reinforcement learning in artificial intelligence?
How does the reward function contribute to reinforcement learning?
How does the reward function contribute to reinforcement learning?
What is a significant feature of reinforcement learning compared to other learning methods?
What is a significant feature of reinforcement learning compared to other learning methods?
Which well-known AI system exemplifies successful application of reinforcement learning and what games does it play?
Which well-known AI system exemplifies successful application of reinforcement learning and what games does it play?
In healthcare, how can AI agents improve patient treatment options?
In healthcare, how can AI agents improve patient treatment options?
What role do wearable devices play in AI healthcare applications?
What role do wearable devices play in AI healthcare applications?
Describe how AI can assist in managing physicians' patient schedules.
Describe how AI can assist in managing physicians' patient schedules.
What is meant by low-dimensional projections in the context of high-dimensional feature spaces?
What is meant by low-dimensional projections in the context of high-dimensional feature spaces?
What does Tom Mitchell's definition of machine learning emphasize?
What does Tom Mitchell's definition of machine learning emphasize?
What is the main distinction between supervised learning and unsupervised learning?
What is the main distinction between supervised learning and unsupervised learning?
In the context of supervised learning, what is the goal of regression?
In the context of supervised learning, what is the goal of regression?
Give an example of a classification task in supervised learning.
Give an example of a classification task in supervised learning.
What is the primary objective of unsupervised learning?
What is the primary objective of unsupervised learning?
What are clustering techniques primarily used for in unsupervised learning?
What are clustering techniques primarily used for in unsupervised learning?
What is a common method employed in machine learning to improve performance over time?
What is a common method employed in machine learning to improve performance over time?
How does the definition of machine learning reflect its evolution over time?
How does the definition of machine learning reflect its evolution over time?
What is the primary function of case-based systems in expert systems?
What is the primary function of case-based systems in expert systems?
How do rule-based systems represent knowledge?
How do rule-based systems represent knowledge?
What is the role of the inference engine in expert systems?
What is the role of the inference engine in expert systems?
What early research efforts contributed to the development of expert systems?
What early research efforts contributed to the development of expert systems?
What is a decision tree and how is it used in expert systems?
What is a decision tree and how is it used in expert systems?
What challenge do case-based systems face when dealing with new problems?
What challenge do case-based systems face when dealing with new problems?
In what way were general problem solvers considered a failure compared to expert systems?
In what way were general problem solvers considered a failure compared to expert systems?
What foundational belief guided the attempts to create expert systems from general problem solvers?
What foundational belief guided the attempts to create expert systems from general problem solvers?
Based on the provided text, describe the analogy used to explain the function of Prolog. What are the key components of this analogy and how do they relate to Prolog?
Based on the provided text, describe the analogy used to explain the function of Prolog. What are the key components of this analogy and how do they relate to Prolog?
Explain the difference between a 'predicate' and a 'clause' in the context of Prolog.
Explain the difference between a 'predicate' and a 'clause' in the context of Prolog.
What types of information are typically declared at the start of a Prolog program? Give two examples.
What types of information are typically declared at the start of a Prolog program? Give two examples.
What is the purpose of using variables in Prolog statements? Provide an example from the text.
What is the purpose of using variables in Prolog statements? Provide an example from the text.
How does Prolog's approach to logic programming differ from other programming paradigms?
How does Prolog's approach to logic programming differ from other programming paradigms?
Describe the role of 'matching patterns' in Prolog. How is this achieved?
Describe the role of 'matching patterns' in Prolog. How is this achieved?
What are 'goals' in the context of Prolog? How are they formulated and solved?
What are 'goals' in the context of Prolog? How are they formulated and solved?
Explain the distinction between 'lowercase' and 'uppercase' letters in Prolog code.
Explain the distinction between 'lowercase' and 'uppercase' letters in Prolog code.
Flashcards
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
A field focused on emulating cognitive processes of humans.
Expert Systems
Expert Systems
Programs designed to solve problems by emulating human experts' decision-making.
Inference Engine
Inference Engine
The part of an expert system that applies logical rules to the knowledge base.
Knowledge Base
Knowledge Base
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Prolog Programming Language
Prolog Programming Language
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Machine Learning
Machine Learning
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Cognitive Processes
Cognitive Processes
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Simulation of Expertise
Simulation of Expertise
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DENDRAL
DENDRAL
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MYCIN
MYCIN
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Rapid Prototyping
Rapid Prototyping
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Domain Specific Knowledge
Domain Specific Knowledge
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Heuristic Programming Project
Heuristic Programming Project
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Case-based systems
Case-based systems
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Similarity measure
Similarity measure
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Rule-based systems
Rule-based systems
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Decision trees
Decision trees
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General problem solver
General problem solver
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Herbert A. Simon
Herbert A. Simon
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Cognitive science
Cognitive science
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Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning
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Agent
Agent
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Reward Function
Reward Function
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AlphaZero
AlphaZero
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Wearable Devices
Wearable Devices
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Prescription Agent
Prescription Agent
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Health Care AI
Health Care AI
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Self-play
Self-play
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Prolog Program
Prolog Program
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Logic Rules
Logic Rules
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First Order Logic
First Order Logic
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Predicate
Predicate
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Clause
Clause
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Fact Declaration
Fact Declaration
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Variable in Prolog
Variable in Prolog
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Machine Learning (ML)
Machine Learning (ML)
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Tom Mitchell's Definition
Tom Mitchell's Definition
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Supervised Learning
Supervised Learning
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Regression
Regression
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Classification
Classification
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Unsupervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
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Clustering
Clustering
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Dimensionality Reduction
Dimensionality Reduction
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Study Notes
Unit 2: Early Systems in Artificial Intelligence
- Study goals include understanding key approaches in AI's past and present, expert systems' significance, Prolog programming advances, and machine learning's role in AI.
- The field of AI has a wide range of approaches with varying degrees of popularity over time.
- Early AI branches offer insights into complex cognitive processes, challenging misconceptions about their simplicity.
- Expert systems aim to replicate expert decision-making processes by combining formalized knowledge with an inference engine.
- Case-based systems rely on examples and solutions to similar problems.
- Rule-based systems use facts and "if-then" rules to represent knowledge.
- Decision trees are used for decision problems, representing knowledge through branches.
- Expert systems are an evolution of general problem-solving attempts.
- DENDRAL, a system for identifying organic molecules and MYCIN for diagnosing infectious diseases, represent early practical applications.
- Expert systems enable a formal and accessible knowledge representation, separating domain-specific logic from general programming logic.
- The knowledge base size can become a challenge as complexity grows exponentially, leading to longer response times and consistency issues.
- Prolog (programming in logic) is a programming language suited for logic-based programming tasks, suitable for AI.
- Prolog is declarative focusing on specifying desired output characteristics rather than step-by-step instructions.
- Prolog uses facts and rules to represent knowledge in machine readable form.
- Machine learning, a core field in AI, aims to improve performance on tasks through experience.
- Supervised learning uses labeled data sets to map inputs to outputs; one learns from examples.
- Unsupervised learning finds structures and patterns in unlabeled data.
- Reinforcement learning has an agent exploring an environment through actions, guided by a reward function.
- AI has applications impacting various fields, such as healthcare, transportation, banking, manufacturing, education, and retail.
- AI tools can aid in areas like medical analysis, customer service optimization, and creating efficient manufacturing processes.
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