Artificial Intelligence in Basic
Published on 3. September 2013
128 pages
978-1-4831-4143-5 (ISBN)
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Artificial Intelligence in BASIC presents some of the central ideas and practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI) using the BASIC programs. This eight-chapter book aims to explain these ideas of AI that can be used to produce programs on microcomputers. After providing an overview of the concept of AI, this book goes on examining the features and difficulties of a heuristic solution in a wide range of human problems. The discussion then shifts to the application of a heuristic solution to a two-ply search program for a two-person game. The following chapters are devoted to the other components of AI, including the expert systems, memory structure, pattern recognition, and language. The concluding chapter deals with the alternative and auxiliary approaches to the study of AI and its practical applications. Computer scientists and programmers will find this work invaluable.
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Mike James
Artificial Intelligence in Basic
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06/1986
Architectural Press
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Mike James is an established author and experienced FE lecturer. He currently works for Westland. His latest Newnes titles are Microcontroller Cookbook and Higher Electronics.
Content
1 Computer Intelligence: Fact, Fiction and Future2 The Heuristic Approach3 When Heuristics Meet: the Strategy of Competition4 Thinking and Reasoning: Expert Systems5 The Structure of Memory6 Pattern Recognition7 Language8 Approaching IntelligenceFurther ReadingIndex
