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Logical clauses that have no more than one positive literal.
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Deep... is the name of a chess playing system developed by IBM, which is by coincidence a colour.
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Part of the COG project. It is developing a robot designed for social interactions with humans, and focuses on teaching robots to engage in meaningful social exchanges with humans.
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Ambitious experimental semi-autonomous robots designed to work in hostile environments, such as volcanoes and extraterrestrial environments.
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Most popular language for AI work, invented in 1956 by John McCarthy.
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A blackboard-based system to determine the spatial location of a protein's atoms.
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An alternate name for a layer in a neural network
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Name of a natural language interface to database systems, which is one of the first commercial successful AI programs and is sold by Artificial Intelligence Corporation of Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Creator and name of a process which is a simple model for a sequence of events that produce a binary outcome (usually represented by zeros and ones).
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Sentence, or relation, in a logic system that is assumed to be true.
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Recently developed method for improving machine learning techniques. It can dramatically improve the performance of classification techniques (e.g., decision trees).
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Simple measure of the distance between two objects, as in nearest neighbor techniques.
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A prize awarded annually for the computer program that best emulates natural human behavior.
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A learning program that used heuristic to develop new heuristics. Douglas Lenat, et al., developed EURISKO in 1981.
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A Data Mining tool for use on the World Wide Web
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On-going project at MIT to build a humanoid robot that can exhibit humanoid intelligence.
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Tractable method with simple well-defined semantics which provides means for constructing and visualizing the complex dependencies between granular agents.
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A computer language that treats data and data structures as objects, and which can send and receive messages or commands, and act upon those.
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Autonomous delivery robot for hospitals and similar environments.
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An early expert system, written in 1982 by M. Dyer at Yale, that could read and answer questions about several complex narrative texts.
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LISP-based knowledge engineering language developed by Inference Corporation. It is a rule-based system but also allows frame and procedure representations.
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Data Mining toolkit based on decision trees, designed for end users and includes a graphical front-end
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Surname of one of Prolog's developers.
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An association in a program between an identifier and a value.
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A statement about the relationship between objects in PROLOG.
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First name of humanoid robot capable of bipedal walking, turning, climbing stairs, and other activities.
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First program to win a human world championship.
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Term for a autonomous computer process that can (appear) to run simultaneously with other processes on a computer.
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Autonomous robot designed for planetary exploration, capable of traveling over extremely rugged terrain, and that was never fielded due to its very large size and weight.
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A chess-playing system developed at Bell Laboratories, which was rated as a master level chess player.
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A famous program that mimics a 'Rogerian' psychotherapist.
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Operator in PROLOG that is used to terminate backtracking
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