Intelligent Systems – Structure, Design, and Control

Author: (USA) Meister et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book focuses on intelligence as a computational phenomenon within a multi-solution approach, aiming to significantly influence future research and development in the field of intelligence. It is a valuable resource for scientists, engineers, and those interested in exploring contemporary theories and computational intelligence tools. The book is suitable for graduate students, scientists, engineering and technology professionals, and individuals interested in intelligence research. Intelligence is a difficult concept to understand, and research on the mechanisms and functions of intelligence in the fields of biology and artificial intelligence systems continues to expand. This book introduces the initial models of intelligent systems, integrating knowledge from various sources to develop a theory that can be used to analyze all advanced and complex systems, from economics to integrated manufacturing. This book focuses on intelligence as a computational phenomenon within a multi-solution approach, aiming to significantly influence future research and development in the field of intelligence. It is a valuable resource for scientists, engineers, and those interested in exploring contemporary theories and computational intelligence tools.