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George MoustrisAvailable
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I can answer most of the questions about the workings of a Fuzzy Logic machine, from the basics up to a certain advanced point.Questions regarding applications of Fuzzy systems intregrating with other technologies such as Neural Nets or Genetic Algorithms are propably out of my reach although,with some research,i could try to answer them(i have working knowledge of Neural Nets an Genetic Algorithms but i`m far from being consider an expert to these areas). | |
Chuck CosbyAvailable
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I can answer questions about speech recognition and natural language understanding. I am particulary strong in knowedge based natural langauge techniques. I cannot answer questions about robotics, nueral nets, prolog, or vision recognition - just speech and natural language. |
i have thought about several times in the past. i don't know of any open source that does this. i suggest you look at various college programs to see what's happening. Lets me suggest these: Carnige
The pros of AI would be more obvious if the technology was working. It is not really working very well so the 'pros' are all hypethetical. The Cons would be that - it doesn't work yet and it may never
you are talking about Neural Nets that 'learn' - right now most Neural Nets are simulated in a traditional serial based computer. Actual hardware for Neural Nets is not really working yet. Basically
the living use a parallel processing system referred to as a 'Neural Net' (made of Nuerons). Computers use serial processing and it is completely different. This why computers can add millions of numbers
Hi dinesh, these matrices are commonly known as sparse matrices. Access and storage algorithms for these objects are very well known and analysed. You can start with wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia

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