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AI - a Guide to Intelligent Systems.pdf - Member of EEPIS

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INDEX<br />

413<br />

odds 67–8<br />

posterior 68<br />

prior 67<br />

<strong>of</strong>fspring chromosome, see child<br />

chromosome<br />

one-parent inheritence 138–40<br />

operational database 350<br />

operations <strong>of</strong> fuzzy sets 98–100<br />

complement 98<br />

containment 98–9<br />

intersection 99, 109<br />

union 100, 107<br />

OPS 11, 30, 310<br />

optical character recognition<br />

323–4<br />

optimisation 303, 336–9<br />

OR 172<br />

ordered crossover 337<br />

output layer 175<br />

output membership layer 272–3<br />

overfitting 325<br />

P<br />

Papert, S. 13, 174<br />

paradox <strong>of</strong> logic 89–90<br />

Pythagorean School 89<br />

Russell’s Paradox 89<br />

parent chromosome 222–3<br />

parent node 352<br />

Parker, D. 13<br />

partially mapped crossover 337<br />

part-whole, see a-part-<strong>of</strong><br />

Pascal 30, 32, 121, 253<br />

perceptron 6, 170–2<br />

convergence theorem 6<br />

learning rule 171–2<br />

Phone Call Rule 308<br />

Pitts, W. 5, 13, 19, 169, 213<br />

plasticity 166<br />

possibility theory 88<br />

posterior odds 68<br />

posterior probability 62<br />

prediction 303, 328–31, 346–9<br />

premise, see rule, antecedent<br />

principle <strong>of</strong> dicho<strong>to</strong>my 89<br />

principle <strong>of</strong> <strong>to</strong>pographic map<br />

formation 205<br />

prior odds 67<br />

prior probability 62<br />

probabilistic OR 109, 273<br />

probability 57–9<br />

conditional 59<br />

joint 59<br />

posterior 62<br />

prior 62<br />

probability theory 57–61<br />

procedure 133<br />

production model 30–1<br />

production rule 26–8<br />

programmer 29–30<br />

PROLOG 11, 19, 30, 310<br />

PROSPECTOR 10–11, 12, 15, 19, 56, 65,<br />

74, 82, 84<br />

pro<strong>to</strong>type 306<br />

Pythagorean School 89<br />

Pythagorean Theorem 247, 253<br />

Q<br />

query <strong>to</strong>ol 351<br />

R<br />

reasoning 31<br />

approximate 262–3<br />

Bayesian 61–3, 65–72<br />

data-driven 37–8, 309<br />

evidential 74–80, 315–17<br />

fuzzy 104–5<br />

goal-driven 38–40<br />

symbolic 34<br />

Rechenberg, I. 14, 20, 242, 255<br />

reciprocal exchange 338<br />

recurrent neural network 188–9<br />

reference super set, see universe <strong>of</strong><br />

discourse<br />

reinforcement learning 13<br />

reproduction 221<br />

probability 225–6<br />

root node 352<br />

Rosenblatt, F. 6, 170, 171, 213<br />

roulette wheel selection 225<br />

Roussel, P. 19<br />

rule 26–8<br />

antecedent 26<br />

consequent 26<br />

rule-based expert system 30–3, 41–7,<br />

50–1, 308–17<br />

rule evaluation 107–10<br />

rule extraction 263–8<br />

rule-<strong>of</strong>-thumb 10, 33<br />

rule table, see fuzzy rule table

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