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Using Predicate Logic

Using Predicate Logic. Chapter 5. Using Propositional Logic. Representing simple facts It is raining RAINING It is sunny SUNNY It is windy WINDY If it is raining, then it is not sunny RAINING ? ? SUNNY. Using Propositional Logic. Theorem proving is decidable

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CS 414

CS 414. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. LECTURE 06. Proving Theorem in FOL. Proving theorem in FOL raises two additional problems: Need to remove quantifiers Need to be able to compare variable (which represent unknown values). Substitution and Unification.

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Artificial Intelligence

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SAT-solving

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Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Representation

Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Representation. Under the Guidance of Mr. Anisur Rahman. Presented by Sudeep Misra. WHAT MAKES THE COMPUTER INTELLIGENT?. Speed of computation Filters out and displays only meaningful responses or solutions to a specific question

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CS.462 Artificial Intelligence

CS.462 Artificial Intelligence. SOMCHAI THANGSATHITYANGKUL Lecture 06 : First Order Logic Resolution Prove. Proving Theorem in FOL. Proving theorem in FOL raises two additional problems: Need to remove quantifiers Need to be able to compare variable (which represent unknown values).

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