Computer architectures for artificial intelligence

Treleaven, Philip; Refenes, Apostolos-Paul N.; Lees, Kenneth J.; McCabe, Stephen C.

doi:10.1007/3-540-18203-9_15

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“…Reference [3], [8], [13] and [14] Explains that there are quite a number of related projects tackled using prolog and other artificial intelligence systems, which are in line with our information system, in the field of computing. Some of the related solutions include: -…”

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“…Artificial intelligence, as pointed by [13] as an area of computer science with the design of intelligent information system, with systems inhibiting characteristics of human experts. Artificial intelligence could be in the area of knowledge based, speech recognition, natural language processing, robotics, automatic programming, perceptions etc.…”

Section: Artificial Intelligencementioning

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“…Some of the family relation rules that are guiding the artificial intelligence system are as follows [13] and [14] …”

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Kenyan “Nyumba Kumi” Neighborhood Information System using Artificial Intelligence

Gogo¹,

Sigar²

2016

IJCA

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On our daily life, we need to engage with our neighbors on several issues ranging from social, security and general neighborhood wellbeing. In this regard, we have designed a "nyumba kumi" information system which uses artificial intelligence and the facts stored in its knowledge base to answer various "nyumba kumi" neighborhood queries. We collected a sample "nyumba kumi" concerns and converted them into facts and the system rules. Hence, we fed the system with sample facts converted into predicate logics, which we collected from a certain "nyumba kumi" neighborhood. The system is able to answer various neighborhood queries using artificial intelligence knowledge from the facts and rules fed into the system, which we designed using prolog. The system could be customized by adding as many facts and rules as possible as long as the facts and rules are not contradicting. General TermsArtificial intelligence, "nyumba kumi" (ten homes), KeywordsArtificial intelligence, prolog, neighborhood information system, "nyumba kumi"

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Kenyan “Nyumba Kumi” Neighborhood Information System using Artificial Intelligence

Gogo¹,

Sigar²

2016

IJCA

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“…Interest in the Boltzmann machine extends over a number of disciplines, i.e. future computer architectures [6,23], knowledge representation in intelligent systems [2,6,23,24], modelling of neural behaviour of the brain [11,21], and research on applications, e.g. pattern recognition [10,11,18,20,22] and combinatorial optimization [3,15].…”

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Boltzmann machines and their applications

Aarts

Korst

1987

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…As good examples, we mention virtual machines 1141 [S] [21] 1281 [32] for graphics and image processing, for connectionist systems (neural networks, classifier systems), for data-base systems, as well as for the implementation of logic, functional and object-oriented languages.…”

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Architectural models and design methodologies for general-purpose highly-parallel computers

Baiardi

Danelutto

Jazayeri³

et al.

[1991] Proceedings, Advanced Computer Technology, Reliable Systems and Applications

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We review the main research issues and problems in the area of general-purpose, massively parallel MIMD computers. It will be shown that the successful exploitation of this class of systems depends on the ability to define and experiment with design methodologies taking into account several aspects: abstract machine architecture, physical machine architecture, parallelizing and restructuring tools, and machine independent parallel languages. We report on our research experience in this area, and in particular our work in the Pisa Parallel Processing Project.

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Computer architectures for artificial intelligence

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Kenyan “Nyumba Kumi” Neighborhood Information System using Artificial Intelligence

Boltzmann machines and their applications

Architectural models and design methodologies for general-purpose highly-parallel computers

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