... specific approaches for character extraction (Kurniawan and Mohamad, 2009; Khan and Mohammad, 2008) and character recognition (Rakshit and Basu, 2010; Adankon and Cheriet, 2009; Natarajan et al., ... Artificial intelligence based Artificial intelligence is essentially the machine intelligence which aims to emulate the functionalities of human intelligence such as reasoning, planning and perception ... depends on extractionand comparison of individually unique biometric (Jain et al., 1999), such as the characteristics of ridges (Jain et al., 2007; Ji and Yi, 2008) and minutia points (Jea and Govindaraju,...
... my life and thank my bothers, Cen Lei and Cen Weidong, my sister Cen Wei for their care, encouragement and love I also would like to thank my husband, Liu Ming for his encouragement and accompanying ... zero-coefficients ωp: Passband edge ωs: Stopband edge θ : Passband edge of Ha(z) φ : Stopband edge of Ha(z) xx Chapter Introduction Chapter Introduction Digital signal processing (DSP) techniques have been ... coefficient Artificialintelligence (AI) techniques have been widely used to solve optimization problems which are not easy to handle by conventional optimization approaches Recently, techniques...
... On the one hand, a distinction has long been drawn between practical and theoretical reasoning, the former Human rationality and artificial intelligence 195 having successful action and the latter ... philosophical slant, see K I Manktelow and D E Over, Inference and Understanding: A Philosophical and Psychological Perspective (London: Routledge, 1990); they discuss the Wason selection task in ch 198 ... Manktelow and Over (eds.), Rationality, ch For a fuller account and a defence of the mental models approach, see JohnsonLaird and Byrne, Deduction Human rationality and artificial intelligence...
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... [15] and Pedrycz [30] in fuzzy neural nets, Bezdek in pattern classification [3], and Zimmerman [50] and Yager [48] in fuzzy tools andtechniques needs special mention ♦ Artificial Neural Nets: Artificial ... knowledge representation techniques are in use in ArtificialIntelligence Production rules, semantic nets, frames, filler and slots, and predicate logic are only a few to mention The selection of a particular ... imprecision of data and uncertainty of knowledge is a complex problem Various tools andtechniques have been devised for reasoning under incomplete data and knowledge Some of these techniques employ...
... tools andtechniques of AI and Soft Computing through case studies The readers, through these case studies, will understand the significance of the joint usage of the AI and Soft Computing tools and ... 11/29/01 9:42 AM Page ArtificialIntelligenceand Soft Computing Behavioral and Cognitive Modeling of the Human Brain CAT#1385 Title Page 11/29/01 9:43 AM Page ArtificialIntelligenceand Soft Computing ... environment; and To millions of the poor and down-trodden people of my country and the world, whose sacrifice and tolerance paved the royal road of my education,, and whose love and emotion, smile and...
... to the TDL (Krieger and Sch¨ fer, 1994) and ALE (Cara penter and Penn, 1996) systems, and has earlier antecedents in work that applied lexical rules by subsumption (Krieger and Nerbone, 1991) ... suspending until a variable is instantiated, and (2) suspending until two variables are equated or inequated The latter corresponds exactly to structure-sharing in TFSs, and to shared variables in ... trigger (φ1 ) trigger (φ2 ), and • trigger (φ1 ∨φ2 ) = trigger (φ1 ) trigger (φ2 ), where and are respectively unification and generalization in the type semi-lattice In this and the next two subsections,...
... Evaluation method for featureselection For evaluation of feature selection, we used mutual information between feature subset and class label set to assess the importance of selected feature subset ... This is the evidence that our featureselection procedure can remove noise and retain important features As it was shown in Table 5, with both χ2 and f req based feature ranking, F SGM M algorithm ... the number of senses Conclusion and Future Work Our word sense learning algorithm combined two novel ingredients: featureselectionand order identification Featureselection was formalized as a...
... of word features (wi−2 and wi+2 ) over the same feature decrease the f-value from 75.6 to 72.65 5.2 Using Important Word Selection The details of the comparison between the word featureand the ... features only But when wi−3 and wi+3 are added with it, the f-value is reduced to 66.84 Again when wi−2 and wi+2 are deducted from the feature set (i.e only wi−1 and wi+1 as feature) , the f-value is ... wi−2 and wi+2 are helpful features in NE identification When suffix, prefix and digit information are added to the feature set, the f-value is increased upto 74.26 The value is obtained using the feature...
... Vietnamese handwritten recognition [9, 23] on both aspects of featureextractionand classifier combination Featureextraction 4.1 Gradient featureextraction The method of gradient featureextraction ... three kinds of feature extraction: gradient, structural feature, and concavity extraction, each of which corresponds to a feature set Note that we also integrate all these three feature sets for ... characteristics above and choose a threshold to determine whether features in that part are on or off These features consist of: one coarse pixel density features, large stroke features (horizontal and vertical...
... need the bits to code the index of the feature (i.e., which feature from amongst the total m candidate features) and the bits to code the coefficient of this feature The total cost can be represented ... featureselection algorithm, we code lf by using log(m) bits (where m is the total number of candidate features), which is equivalent to the standard RIC (or the Bonferroni penalty) (Foster and ... now extend the baseline featureselection algorithm to include the feature relevance prior We define a binary random variable fi ∈ {0,1} that denotes the event of the ith feature being in or not...
... these two approaches on the 2005 and 2006 IWSLT development sets and shown that the techniques scale well to Hansard and UN corpora H Hassan, M Hearne, K Sima’an, and A Way 2006 Syntactic phrase-based ... Nations and Hansard Corpora In order to test the scalability of the global lexical selection approach, we also performed lexical selection experiments on the United Nations (ArabicEnglish) corpus and ... lexical selection model based on discriminatively trained classification techniques Discriminant modeling techniques have become the dominant method for resolving ambiguity in speech and other...
... well as when and how much to create These proteins, in turn, control the flow of energy and materials through the cell, including the creation and transformation of carbohydrates, lipids and other ... through the muscle proteins actin and myosin, and to create and maintain electrical gradients, such as the ones that neurons use to communicate and compute Storing and transporting energy in complex ... sugar (ribose in RNA and deoxyribose DNA), and one or more phosphate groups The purine nucleotides are adenine (A) and guanine (G), and the pyrimidines are cytosine (C) and thymine (T) Nucleotides...
... tools andtechniques of AI and Soft Computing through case studies The readers, through these case studies, will understand the significance of the joint usage of the AI and Soft Computing tools and ... 11/29/01 9:42 AM Page ArtificialIntelligenceand Soft Computing Behavioral and Cognitive Modeling of the Human Brain CAT#1385 Title Page 11/29/01 9:43 AM Page ArtificialIntelligenceand Soft Computing ... environment; and To millions of the poor and down-trodden people of my country and the world, whose sacrifice and tolerance paved the royal road of my education,, and whose love and emotion, smile and...
... our parents To Gloria and to Joaquin Aguado, and to Brenda and the late Ian Nixon Feature Extractionand Image Processing Mark S Nixon Alberto S Aguado Newnes OXFORD AUCKLAND BOSTON JOHANNESBURG ... vision techniques are used to analyse any form of data, not just the images from cameras FeatureExtractionand Image Processing Synthesised images are good for evaluating techniquesand finding ... eye that it would be difficult to include, and would often be unwanted, in a computer vision system: Mach FeatureExtractionand Image Processing bands and sensitivity to unsensed phenomena These...
... that seem to me to be required Science and common sense knowledge of the world must both be accepted There are atoms, and there are chairs We can learn features of the world at the intermediate ... beliefs and no belief that they have beliefs Other systems will extensive introspection Contrast this with the attitude that unless a system has a whole raft of features it isn't a mind and therefore ... of Arti cial Intelligence One can expect there to be an academic subject called the philosophy of arti cial intelligence analogous to the existing elds of philosophy of physics and philosophy...
... prey and predator, potential mate and stranger, nourishing objects and toxins Such patterns involve approach or avoidance reactions, fight and flight reactions, attachment and loss reactions, and ... for basic emotions, and for other affects (Boucher and Brandt 1981; Scherer and Walbott 1986; Scherer, Walbott, and Summerfield 1986) The general patterns revealed in these and other studies are ... defines and distinguishes the various affects, and (2) explains and predicts the relevant phenomena Defending the theory's utility to explain and predict the relevant phenomena is done throughout...