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Title: Difference Between Artificial Intelligence and Traditional Methods
Accession Number: 01456604
Record Type: Component
Availability: Find a library where document is available Abstract: The domain of artificial intelligence (AI) is wide. Originally AI was defined as the discipline of computers that show intelligent human behavior. Now AI also refers to computer systems that show complex behavior similar to living systems like swarms, ant colonies, microbiology, and neural systems. There is a distinction between “‘strong” AI—computer functions that really have strong similarities with intelligent human reasoning and show some kind of self awareness—and “weak” AI—computer applications that deal with limited application areas and contain some practical knowledge and seem to have some intelligent features, such as expert systems and heuristic search algorithms. The focus of engineering applications of AI such as the ones considered in this circular is more on weak AI. However, it should be noted that the boundaries between strong and weak AI are not sharp and often AI systems move from one type to the other. A general distinction between “ordinary” computer systems and AI is the complexity of the AI computer systems.
Monograph Accession #: 01456594
Language: English
Authors: van Zuylen, HenkPagination: pp 3-5
Publication Date: 2012-11
Serial: Media Type: Web
TRT Terms: Subject Areas: Data and Information Technology; Transportation (General); I70: Traffic and Transport
Files: TRIS, TRB, ATRI
Created Date: Dec 10 2012 8:33AM
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