Titlebook: Computational Architectures Integrating Neural and Symbolic Processes; A Perspective on the Ron Sun,Lawrence A. Bookman Book 1995 Springer

CLAN

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control exact, Conposit is a general framework for implementing rule-based systems in connectionism, and Conposit/SYLL is just one instance of it. (The name “Conposit” is derived from “Connectionist POSI-Tional encoding.” Conposit/SYLL is a major extension beyond the preliminary version described in .).

濃縮

Complex Symbol-Processing in Conposit, A Transiently Localist Connectionist Architecture exact, Conposit is a general framework for implementing rule-based systems in connectionism, and Conposit/SYLL is just one instance of it. (The name “Conposit” is derived from “Connectionist POSI-Tional encoding.” Conposit/SYLL is a major extension beyond the preliminary version described in .).

未開(kāi)化

N. V. Banichuk,Pekka Neittaanm?kien used more successfully in pattern recognition and other perceptual tasks. Interestingly enough, the strengths of symbolic systems correspond to the weaknesses of connectionist systems and vice versa.

制定

N. V. Banichuk,Pekka Neittaanm?kicomputers and programs that exhibit aspects of intelligent behavior — such as the ability to recognize and classify patterns; to reason from premises to logical conclusions; and to learn from experience.

MAIZE

Examining a Hybrid Connectionist/Symbolic System for the Analysis of Ballistic Signalsen used more successfully in pattern recognition and other perceptual tasks. Interestingly enough, the strengths of symbolic systems correspond to the weaknesses of connectionist systems and vice versa.

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舊石器

An Introduction: On Symbolic Processing in Neural Networkstive difference. Yet, strange enough, there is no known qualitative difference between the biological make-up of human brains and animal brains. So the questions are: Where does the difference lie? What is the key to the emergence of rational thinking and intelligence?

Visual-Field

Towards Instructable Connectionist Systemstwo channels for the bulk of their knowledge acquisition. Specifically, symbolic artificial intelligence systems have generally depended upon the explicit use of sentential logical expressions, rules, or productions for the transmission of new knowledge to the system. In contrast, many connectionist

ARC

An Internal Report for Connectionistsy virtue of the fact that they are similar to Classically conceived symbolic representations. For example, the structure of complex expression may be maintained in vector frames consisting of explicit tokens or complex expressions that are essentially passed around a net .. Only distributed represen

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