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What is NLG?

What is NLG?. Input Formal representation of some information (linguistic or non-linguistic) Output Single sentences or texts (reports, explanations, instructions, etc.) Resources drawn upon Context of situation World and domain knowledge Domain communication knowledge

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Fuzzy Control

Fuzzy Control. Lecture 1 Introduction Basil Hamed Electrical Engineering Islamic University of Gaza. Outline. Introduction, Definitions and Concepts Control Intelligent Control History of Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Control Rule Base Why Fuzzy system

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Fuzzy Control

Fuzzy Control. Lecture 1 Introduction Basil Hamed Electrical Engineering Islamic University of Gaza. Outline. Introduction, Definitions and Concepts Control Intelligent Control History of Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Control Rule Base Why Fuzzy system

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And the Final Jeopardy Answer Is?

And the Final Jeopardy Answer Is?. BLIND RATIONALITY -- EMPTY WISDOM!

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TRUTH TABLES

TRUTH TABLES. Introduction. Statements have truth values They are either true or false but not both Statements may be simple or compound Compound statements are made up of substatements. Statements. It is raining. The grass is wet. I did my homework. Roses are red. Violets are blue.

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www.always420milehigh.com

www.always420milehigh.com. Mt. Change. Mt. Progressive. Mt. Pervasive. M D. REC. We All Grow, not by greed, Through Giving Back. 5280. Dudeman: milehighdudeman@gmail.com 720-434-8480. Doc: milehighdoc@gmail.com. History of The Weed - Part Two.

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Control Structures

Control Structures. Any mechanism that departs from straight-line execution: Selection: if-statements Multiway-selection: case statements Unbounded iteration: while-loops Definite iteration: for-loops Iterations over collections transfer of control: gotos

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Control Structures

Control Structures. Any mechanism that departs from straight-line execution: Selection: if-statements Multiway-selection: case statements Unbounded iteration: while-loops Definite iteration: for-loops Iterations over collections transfer of control: gotos

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Basics On Logic

Basics On Logic. PROPOSITIONS. A PROPOSITION is a statement that is either true (T) or false (F). Use letters p, q, r , P, Q, etc . to represent them. The negation of proposition P is denoted ~P Examples : P : Today is Monday ~P: Today is not Monday

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Lecture 4

Lecture 4. Learning Objectives To define a proposition To form a compound proposition using connectives To determine the truth values of compound propositions based on the truth values of their constituent propositions To use the different ways of expressing implication

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time travel

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