Titlebook: Knowing our World: An Artificial Intelligence Perspective; George F. Luger Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Artificial Intell

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Modern AI and How We Got Hereuter, the birth of artificial intelligence, and the promise for a modern epistemology. We concluded Chap. . with Alan Turing’s test for determining when a computer program might be considered intelligent. Because of this test and his earlier foundational work in the science of computing, Alan Turing

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persistence

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Evolutionary Computation and Intelligenceeural systems, other biological analogs have influenced the design of search and learning algorithms in AI. This chapter considers algorithms patterned after the processes underlying evolution: shaping a population of individuals through the survival and reproduction of its most fit members. Chapter

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Contracture

Toward an Active, Pragmatic, Model-Revising Realism science of understanding ourselves and the world. Section 9.1 briefly reviews the story to this point. Section 9.2 discusses model building through exploring the environment, and Sect. 9.3 suggests several methods for the adaptation of models in light of new discoveries. Section 9.4 makes conjectur

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Genome

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