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Research on Intelligent Level Evaluation System of Intelligent System

2009 Fifth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2009
In order to answer whether there is any intelligence in intelligent systems and how much intelligence do they have if they do have some, we build an evaluation system to evaluate intelligent level of intelligent systems. We break the evaluation process down to system description, evaluation index distribution, distribution test, intelligence ...
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Intelligent Tutoring Systems

Science, 1985
Cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, and computer technology have advanced to the point where it is feasible to build computer systems that are as effective as intelligent human tutors. Computer tutors based on a set of pedagogical principles derived from the ACT* theory of cognition have been developed for teaching students to do proofs in ...
J R, Anderson, C F, Boyle, B J, Reiser
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Intelligent parking systems

European Journal of Operational Research, 2006
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Dusan Teodorovic, Panta Lucic
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Intelligent Data Analysis of Intelligent Systems

2010
We consider the value of structured priors in the analysis of data sampled from complex adaptive systems. We propose that adaptive dynamics entails basic constraints (memory, information processing) and features (optimization and evolutionary history) that serve to significantly narrow search spaces and candidate parameter values.
David C. Krakauer   +4 more
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Intelligent software systems

1997
During the last four decades the field of artificial intelligence has made impressive progress. It is true that not all the promises generated during the enthusiasm of the early years have yet been delivered. But the fact remains that today's systems do provide impressive levels of machine intelligence.
R. Smith, E. H. Mamdani
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“ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS”

I V H S Journal, 1995
This article gives a brief overview of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). The author defines AI as being a combination of technologies, including knowledge- based expert systems, natural language processing artificial neural networks, fuzzy systems, genetic algorithms learning systems, virtual
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System Integration for Intelligent Systems

2013
The paper describes a model of system integration for designing intelligent systems. Systems for services and industries are expected to be coordinated internally and harmonized with the external environment and users. However, integration of the systems is difficult in general since the systems contain a number of processes with multiple tasks in ...
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Intelligent Transportation Systems

IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2010
The increasing need for mobility has brought about significant changes in transportation infrastructures. Inefficiencies cause enormous losses of time, decrease in the level of safety for both vehicles and pedestrians, high pollution, degradation of quality of life, and huge waste of nonrenewable fossil energy.The scope of this article is to introduce ...
George Dimitrakopoulos 0001   +1 more
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Intelligent Transportation Systems

IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2006
This issues Works in Progress department features 10 interesting ongoing intelligent transportation systems projects. The first five projects (TIME, Sentient Transport, EVT, DynaCHINA, TrafficView) focus on traffic and vehicular data collection, transmission, and analysis.
Anthony D. Joseph   +27 more
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Strategic intelligence systems

Information & Management, 1979
This paper suggests that a ''strategic intelligence system'' (SIS) provides the information needed by top-level decision makers. Drawing upon accounts of military and political intelligence operations, four basic areas of SIS design are specified: identification of strategic issues, data collection, integration of information obtained, and intelligence
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