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Artificial Intelligence: A Frontier of Automation

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1962
Artificial intelligence is neither a myth nor a threat to man. It relates to a serious attempt to develop ma chine methods for dealing with some of the perplexing prob lems that should, in all justice, be delegated to machines but which now seem to require the exercise of human intelligence.
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Semi-automated intelligent systems

2017 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI), 2017
An intelligent system uses machine learning algorithms to provide outputs to every input provided. The introduction of emotions in intelligent systems is required to create systems that are more similar to human beings and thus more reliable. In this paper, the idea of introducing the emotion ‘uncertainty’ in Intelligent Systems is proposed.
Srihari Akash Chinam, N. V. Subba Reddy, K. V. Prema   +2 more
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Automation With Intelligence in Drug Research

Clinical Therapeutics, 2019
The industry has adopted Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium standards for clinical trial data and the Food and Drug Administration electronic common technical document standard for documents for many years but still faces many challenges. The solutions based on these standards enable integration among solo systems, but the integration needs
Hanming, Tu, Zhongping, Lin, Kevin, Lee
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Automating Intelligence

Defining a term before it becomes meaningful is vital in capturing the importance of any term. If a term does not have a meaning that people agree with, it is only a group of characters. The most important of all is to define an idiom. It is challenging as the term's meaning isn't clear from its constituent elements. The notion is most relevant in case
Shimona Shriya, Mohit Verma, Aishwarya Vashishta   +2 more
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Artificial intelligence in automated design

Proceedings of the SHARE design automation project on - DAC '66, 1966
New techniques are constantly being developed in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Too often such techniques are overlooked as being “too far out” to be practical. Frequently they offer a solution to a problem that might be difficult to solve by more traditional methods.Some of the techniques used in the field of artificial intelligence can be ...
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Artificial Intelligence and Automation

2022
Transformation is being observed in almost every sphere of life. Industries accept technological advancements by accepting artificial intelligence and automation to improve the quality of products and services and to have errorless processes. The industry has a large number of human resources, and it functions on the concept of human touch, also known ...
Aarti Saini, Rohan Bhalla
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Automating standard intelligence tests

Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine, 1979
Standard intelligence tests are a method of assessment which are widely used. Critics of such tests point out that they are time-consuming to administer and that the attitude of the administrator may affect the testee's performance.This paper describes a unit, based on a slide projector, that will administer multiple-choice tests automatically.
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Is Intelligent Automation Possible in the Next Century? - Paradigms of Intelligent Automation

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1994
Abstract What is Intelligent Automation? Is it smart Instrumentation, or a Flexible Manufacturing Systems or perhaps a Factory Modeling and Automation? Then what is Intelligence and what is Automation? Starting with the definitions of Intelligence, Automation and Intelligent Automation, this papers examines the weaknesses of the locally optimized ...
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Intelligent Automation

2023
Marie Myers, Carol Brace, Lila Carden
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Hardware for Intelligent Automation

1986
In this chapter, we first survey currently available hardware. This can be divided into two classes: one is used off-line during the research and development stages of a project; the other is used on-line when the processing to be used has been determined.
Arthur Browne, Leonard Norton-Wayne
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