Artificial Intelligence

the things which are created by humans is called artificial things, example robots

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The main difference is that depth-first uses a stack while breadth-first uses a queue.

To illustrate, imagine a binary tree where every node has up to two child nodes and some data. We begin at the root in both cases. With breadth-first, we enqueue the root. We then begin an iterative process. First, we dequeue a node. If the node contains the data being sought then we're done. Otherwise we enqueue the node's immediate children. If the queue is empty, the data being sought does not exist and we're done. Otherwise we begin a new iteration.

With depth first we do the same thing except we stack the nodes (push and pop rather than enqueue and dequeue). Queues are a FIFO structure (first in, first out) while stacks are LIFO (last in, first out). This dramatically alters the sequence in which nodes are examined. Breadth-first examines nodes in sequence, row by row, whereas depth-first examines the depths of the left hand side of each node before examining the depths of the right hand side of each node.

Depth-first is ideally suited to brute force backtracking algorithms (particularly NP-complete problems) as well as for rapidly building sorted lists from unsorted sequential data. Breadth-first search is better suited to creating diagrams from binary trees because a single pass can determine the number of levels and the maximum width required to display the tree, while a second pass can build the diagram one row at a time (typical breadth-first implementations will maintain the width and height as internal members to avoid recalculating them).

Because depth-first employs a stack, implementations often make use of recursion rather than iteration, thus taking advantage of the call stack to provide the necessary backtracking. However, an iterative approach is usually more efficient, particularly if the tree depth exceeds the compiler's ability to inline expand the recursions.

If I said Google is an example of AI there might be some people who will directly disagree but it depends at what degree of relation with AI an example is put forward.

Any software taking its foundations and having techniques of solving issues that are considered to related with AI can be an example of AI.

For instance:

Search Engines ( Google , Bing , Yahoo Search ) all use NLP ( Natural Language Processing ) - Hence are examples of AI

Virtual Assistants - Siri, Google Now , S-Voice - Are developed by their respective companies for assisting users in their day to day task

Chatbots ( ALICE ) - And many others are examples of AI which are enabled to carry on with a conversation started by a user by retrieving answers from static database of pre-stored answers.

It must be noted, however, statistical applications such as Google Translate or simple NLP-like applications such as those used by popular search engines, chat bots or virtual assistance are not commonly regarded as tools or evidence for artificial intelligence. These tools are based on (highly intelligent application of) statistical methods and complex sets of rules, not based on systems which take free decisions based on prior learning.

Learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, and language understanding are the five fundamental components of artificial intelligence. All products and services that employ artificial intelligence solutions consider these five fundamental components such as Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, and more. Visit us online for further related info!

expert system architecture need to act like the process expert attempt to do for reasoning based on the given facts. architecture comprise of interface, explanation system, inference engine and knowledge editor as a shell,which can be configured on different knowledge area without changing the whole structure of expert system, and the removable part constitute of domain-specific and general knowledge section. in general knowledge section refer to those knowledge representation(usually in the form of ruled-based) symbols which is needed for expert system to running. domain-specific refer to those facts that entered by user or is the conclusion of the last operation in inference part. resemble it to individual experts, general knowledge section have a role of long-terms memory and domain specific have role of working memory which is manipulated or updated by inference engine. in fact inference engine use both of this storage for reasoning and making inference about the problem. generally inference engines use recognize-act chain in order to solve the problem. process of problem solving in forward chaining method for inference start with typing of problem from GUI by user, the facts go into domain specific storage,in this part the first action on recognition-action cycle of inference engine take place. all of the facts in domain-specific storage being compared with rules in general knowledge storage. this part is called matching, after that inference engine need choose the most appropriate one from conflict set(set of rules in matched in first step). for this purpose it may use conflict resolution strategy which is the job of interpreter. interpreter is part of the inference engine that execute selected agenda based on the given criteria. what will happen then is selection of rule based on namely three main category of strategy:1-in the case of two or more condition use the one that are more specific 2-if two or more rule have appropriate condition for selection use the one used in facts 3-if system match the same condition for two different role the latest rule need to be eliminated because iteration may take place. after selection of rule execution part start if executed result is the one desired problem is solved if not, result store in domain-specific section and cycle renewed. the process of inference engine is the same for back-ward and forward chaining what make difference is the load and reload of working memory and other things.(and this is the thing that u need to find out!). explanation system which is part of the shell(you can see more about shell by searching on wikianswer ;)). explanation system provide description about why expert system decide on particular course of action and how it conclude to this result. mechanism counterintutivelly simple. explanation system just exploit the knowledge pattern it followed during the work of inference engine. it track back use storage to find out what have been decided and how inference engine imply based on th rules.(just like it's human counter part) i don't know much about the detailed flow of work in explanation systems but i really love to. knowledge editor as its name imply manipulate the general knowledge storage, adding , deleting and changing undertake by knowledge engineer but knowledge editor written by professional programmer. hope this would help but again check other places because there s lot more u need to know.good luck have fun!

In order to reduce the number of passes in a compiler, all symbols have to be fully declared and defined before they are referenced. That's assuming, of course, that you would want to write a single pass compiler to start with. Most current compilers are very good at what they do, and reinventing the wheel, other than for a computer science class, is meaningless.

An entity is a fundamental thing of an organisation about which data may be maintained. It has its own identity which distinguish it from other entity.

The lexical analyzer function, named after rule declarations, recognizes tokens from the input stream and returns them to the parser.

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The replication of human intelligence functions by machines, particularly computer systems, is known as artificial intelligence. Expert systems, natural language processing, speech recognition, and machine vision are some examples of specific AI applications.

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Artificial intelligence, a branch of computer science, describes how to influence people's behavior. Thanks to artificial intelligence, machines can now do tasks that need human intelligence. This method simplifies problem-solving by utilizing robust datasets and computer science.

Human behavior is explained by artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has made it possible for machines to perform tasks that once required human intelligence. In the modern world, artificial intelligence is a very well-liked and practical technology due to a number of qualities it possesses. Machines may now make judgments similar to those made by people because to this technology.

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State space search in artificial intelligence refers to the systematic exploration of all possible states and transitions within a problem to find a solution. It involves navigating through a problem's state space, which represents the set of all possible states, using various search algorithms such as breadth-first search, depth-first search, uniform cost search, and A* search. The goal is to find an optimal or satisfactory solution by evaluating different paths and transitions in the state space.

No, but it is a developing technology. We do not yet possess artificial intelligence. Some people refer to expert systems--software designed to answer specific questions--as "artificial intelligence," but this is not true artificial intelligence. One test of artificial intelligence is known as the Turing Test, but this test is too restrictive. We will eventually develop artificial intelligence that cannot pass the Turing Test, before we develop AI that can.

An artificial intelligence knowledge base aims to compile human expert knowledge to aid in decision-making, problem-solving, and other processes. Knowledge base systems have been created over time to support a variety of organisational processes.

the ability to actively think and form ideas and conclusions based solely on personal experience and not pre programmed data

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Displacement of humans from their jobs. As of January 2009, the next group of humans to loose their jobs are likely to be call centre people, as better software has been created that can deal with it.

The next group of people are likely to be those doing menial jobs. After that, the next group is likely to be salesmen (look up Artificial Intelligence Marketing for details)

That would depend on who is using it and how. Stephen Hawking's last announcement to the world before he died was in regards to this and how it concerned him. They are working on self replicating AI's to send out into the universe. They will find the materials needed and then replicate and move further into the universe, this sounds like a horrible idea, they will ruin one resource at a time across the universe. There is also work being done on an AI that will allow it to reflect upon its life and develop a "feeling" about it, whether it was good, bad or indifferent. Scientists are now saying if it has the ability to reflect and feel it should be qualified as human, and are working to change the definition of human so that the AI can qualify for constitutional rights. These too have the ability to recognize when they are in need of repair and build new parts for themselves from 3D printers. I personally think it is amazing technology that needs to be stopped. If Stephen Hawking is nervous then I am too, for he is much smarter than I. He was also intricately involved in that world and it is far too coincidental that he spoke out about this issue and then died a couple of weeks later.

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