Artificial Intelligence

Author: Nelson
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The development history of artificial intelligence has repeatedly experienced cycles of peaks and troughs. Due to the complexity of human intelligence and the limitations of computer hardware and software, the path of artificial intelligence development has been tortuous. In recent years, through continuous debates, exploration, and innovation by artificial intelligence researchers, coupled with the rapid advancement of related fields, especially computer technology, artificial intelligence has once again entered a period of development, with new technologies and concepts integrated into the field. This book was written against this backdrop. It can serve as an introductory textbook for artificial intelligence, suitable for all readers interested in the subject. The book explores various aspects of artificial intelligence from a novel perspective, introducing the development of the entire artificial intelligence system and agents in a step-by-step manner. First, it describes the primitive agents that can only respond to perceivable features in their surroundings, as well as the issues they involve, such as machine vision, machine learning, and machine evolution. Then, it gradually introduces techniques that allow agents to obtain information from environments where tasks cannot be immediately perceived. This book not only provides an introduction to artificial intelligence technology but also offers references and suggestions for research in the field. As an introductory textbook for artificial intelligence, it is suitable for all readers interested in the subject, particularly for students majoring in computer science and related fields at colleges and universities, as a teaching material or reference book.