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A Behavior-Reactive Autonomous System To Identify Pokémon Characters, Xu Cao, Bohan Zhang, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
A Behavior-Reactive Autonomous System To Identify Pokémon Characters, Xu Cao, Bohan Zhang, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
Jeremy Straub
Pokémon is an entertainment franchise with a large fan base. This project uses well-known Pokémon characters to demonstrate the operations of a question selection system. Presented in the form of a game where the computer attempts to guess the user-selected character, the system attempts to minimize the number of questions required for this purpose by identifying questions that most constrain the decision space. The decision making process is refined based on actual user behavior.
Artificial Intelligence Animal Recognition System, Bohan Zhang, Xu Cao, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
Artificial Intelligence Animal Recognition System, Bohan Zhang, Xu Cao, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
Jeremy Straub
Artificial Intelligence Animal recognition system can be widely used for chil-dren education, zoology database implement. It is known that existing animal classification system can be used to distinguish an animal fairly fast. For example mammals, reptiles, amphibians. Our goal is to implement an AI system which could eliminate the possibility by half or more for which animal the user is thinking by means of asking the player "the best" question for an animal property.
Medical Procedure Expert System, Timothy Whitney, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
Medical Procedure Expert System, Timothy Whitney, Jeremy Straub, Eunjin Kim
Jeremy Straub
Artificial intelligence is an area of research in computer science that allows for computer systems to make logical decisions based on its environment. This basic ability can be applied to many problems, including detecting abnormalities in a system, such as commands issued by malicious users, or erroneous commands from valid users. The ability to detect such commands is particularly useful in high risk application where such a command could result in harm to people. This research focuses on one such area by applying the decision making power of AI towards a medical use by developing an expert system to detect …
Lexical Based Semantic Orientation Of Online Customer Reviews And Blogs-J-Am Sci 10(8) 143_147--07-June-2014.Pdf, Dr. Muhammad Zubair Asghar
Lexical Based Semantic Orientation Of Online Customer Reviews And Blogs-J-Am Sci 10(8) 143_147--07-June-2014.Pdf, Dr. Muhammad Zubair Asghar
Dr. Muhammad Zubair Asghar
Rapid increase in internet users along with growing power of online review sites and social media hasgiven birth to sentiment analysis or opinion mining, which aims at determining what other people think andcomment. Sentiments or Opinions contain public generated content about products, services, policies and politics.People are usually interested to seek positive and negative opinions containing likes and dislikes, shared by users forfeatures of particular product or service. This paper proposed sentence-level lexical based domain independentsentiment classification method for different types of data such as reviews and blogs. The proposed method is basedon general lexicons i.e. WordNet, SentiWordNet and user …
Imagining Emergent Metadata, Realizing The Emergent Web, Jason A. Bengtson
Imagining Emergent Metadata, Realizing The Emergent Web, Jason A. Bengtson
Jason A Bengtson
Current metadata schemas are largely analog technology grafted onto the digital format. They have three inherent limitations that need to be transcended: they generate a static product which must be changed manually, they revolve around the needs of human, rather than mechanistic agents, and they are limited by the imagination and organizational capabilities of human agency. The author argues that to meet future challenges metadata will have to take a more flexible, adaptive form that centers on the needs of the machine in searching, interpretation and organization until the information it proxies enters into the human sphere. The author further …
The Art Of Redirection: Putting Mobile Devices Where You Want Them, Jason A. Bengtson
The Art Of Redirection: Putting Mobile Devices Where You Want Them, Jason A. Bengtson
Jason A Bengtson
Mobile technology has exploded, with many libraries experiencing a surge in access to their resources through mobile devices. In response, many institutions have created or are creating mobile sites designed to accommodate themselves to the unique strictures of these devices. One hurdle faced by these organizations, however, is getting mobile users to those sites. One solution is mobile redirect scripts, which automatically redirect mobile users from a regular page to a mobile page. These scripts come in various forms and present unique challenges to libraries. How are these scripts created? What triggers can or should be used to activate them? …
Imagining Emergent Metadata, Realizing The Emergent Web, Jason A. Bengtson
Imagining Emergent Metadata, Realizing The Emergent Web, Jason A. Bengtson
Jason A Bengtson
Current metadata schemas are largely analog technology grafted onto the digital format. They have three inherent limitations that need to be transcended: they generate a static product which must be changed manually, they revolve around the needs of human, rather than mechanistic agents, and they are limited by the imagination and organizational capabilities of human agency. The author argues that to meet future challenges metadata will have to take a more flexible, adaptive form that centers on the needs of the machine in searching, interpretation and organization until the information it proxies enters into the human sphere. The author further …
Book Review: Reasoning Agents In A Dynamic World: The Frame Problem. Kenneth M. Ford And Patrick J. Hayes, Eds.,, Jozsef A. Toth
Book Review: Reasoning Agents In A Dynamic World: The Frame Problem. Kenneth M. Ford And Patrick J. Hayes, Eds.,, Jozsef A. Toth
Jozsef A Toth Ph.D.
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