Richard,
Rather than getting lost in responding to the details of your posting, my
entire discussion hinged on one apparent fact that may be in dispute here.
With all of the challenges of the English language, I will try to make a
short statement of that apparent fact.
You can listen to a
On 5/18/08, Stephen Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the others on this list following my progress, the example is from a
set of essential capability descriptions that I'll use to bootstrap the
skill acquisition facility of the the Texai dialog system. The
subsumption-based capability matcher
I apologize for making the criticism that Bob M. had made the dubious
assertion of his own superiority, but I really am skeptical of the efficacy of
these meta-discussion criticisms and you have to wonder what they say about the
contributors to them. I really think there is a fine line between
Steve:You can read the same passage and completely understand what it says.
However, when YOU (and not some imperfect computer program that you might
design and write) sit down and carefully identify parts of speech, construct
the potential diagrams for the sentence, go through domain-specific
For those who might not have seen it yet, seems this concept is becoming rather
popular:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24668099/
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Steve Richfield wrote:
Richard,
Rather than getting lost in responding to the details of your posting,
my entire discussion hinged on one apparent fact that may be in dispute
here. With all of the challenges of the English language, I will try to
make a short statement of that apparent
It's really nice to be appreciated . . . . :-)
but, everyone needs to work at making this list a good place.
A few suggestions:
1.. Don't feed the trolls - Please don't reply to (or even notice) Mike
Tintner or Mentifex/Murray
2.. Don't be amazed at your own brilliance 1 - If you think
I'll add to Mark's list:
10. Don't talk if you can't communicate your idea. If you need to
repeat the same thing 3 times, you are doing something wrong. When you
*can't* find a way to communicate your idea, stop talking, and come
back when you've written it up.
--
Vladimir Nesov
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I got the below info from my supervisor. Contact me off-list if interested.
Thanks,
Jiri Jelinek
We are looking for a person with the following:
- Artificial Intelligence background, preferably with modeling and
simulation experience.
-
RPI for decades has been working various cutting edge AI projects. And IBM
is a long time sponsor.
Better than Second Life, is a virtual world modeled after the real world.
Like Google Earth with its model buildings, as it gets better, having AI
entities serve useful purposes. So a virtual
Brad and Josh,
On 5/19/08, Brad Paulsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, Gang!
Hmmm. Sure is quiet around here lately. Maybe people are actually getting
some (more) work done? Catching up on their respective AI reading lists?
;-) I know I am. Reading Josh's book (Beyond AI - Creating the
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