Intelligent Systems Annotated Bibliography and Survey. Part II. Systems with Learning and Autonomy

Published

December 31, 2001

Author(s)

A Meystel

Abstract

Part II is concentrated upon the intelligent systems equipped with subsystems that provide for a comparatively highly sophisticated faculties of intelligence: learning and autonomy. It explains general Concepts of Learning and demonstrates that by using the techniques of learning automata, the inductive techniques of learning can be introduced and explored. Implicitly, learning algorithms allude to the mechanisms of generalization, and fuzzy methodologies of representation can serve an appropriate computational tool. The algorithms of learning from experience, identification and diagnostic greatly benefit from the learning techniques. Once equipped with a system of learning, the intelligent system demonstrate qualities of adaptivity. The survey familiarizes readers with reinforcement leaning in a variety of applications. Comparatively simple cases of learning are utilized for pattern recognition. Frequently they incorporate neural networks and genetic algorithms. Hierarchical learning systems are applied for decision making and planning. Once equipped by these tools, the intelligent system demonstrates properties of autonomy.

Citation

Intelligent Systems Annotated Bibliography and Survey. Part II. Systems with Learning and Autonomy

Pub Type

Others

Keywords

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Citation

Meystel, A. (2001), Intelligent Systems Annotated Bibliography and Survey. Part II. Systems with Learning and Autonomy, Intelligent Systems Annotated Bibliography and Survey. Part II. Systems with Learning and Autonomy (Accessed September 9, 2024)