'Reasoning process' presentation slideshows

Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning

Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning. Chapters 13, 14, and more. Introduction. Abduction is a reasoning process that tries to form plausible explanations for abnormal observations Abduction is distinct different from deduction and induction Abduction is inherently uncertain

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Chapter 18

Chapter 18. KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION, REPRESENTATION, AND REASONING. Learning Objectives. Understand the nature of knowledge Understand the knowledge-engineering process Learn different approaches to knowledge acquisition Explain the pros and cons of different knowledge acquisition approaches

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Common Core: Smarter Balanced Assessment Update

Common Core: Smarter Balanced Assessment Update. County Wide Professional Development Day 1/21/2013. Common Core State Standards. Common Core State Standards. Adopted. Adopted English Language Arts Standards. Not Yet Adopted. As of November 4, 2011.

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Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning

Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning. Chapters 13, 14, and more. Introduction. Abduction is a reasoning process that tries to form plausible explanations for abnormal observations Abduction is distinct different from deduction and induction Abduction is inherently uncertain

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Overview of the Smarter Balanced Assessment: Grades 6-12 ~ Making the Classroom Connection~

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Pennsylvania State University John Yen Chen Zhong Peng Liu

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Intelligent Agents

Intelligent Agents. Katia Sycara katia@cs.cmu.edu The Robotics Institute Joseph Giampapa garof@cs.cmu.edu www.cs.cmu.edu/~softagents. What is an agent?. An agent is an autonomous computational entity, which: is reactive and proactive is goal driven is intelligent:

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Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning

Abduction, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Reasoning. Chapter 15 and more. Introduction. Abduction is a reasoning process that tries to form plausible explanations for abnormal observations Abduction is distinct different from deduction and induction Abduction is inherently uncertain

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Expert Systems

Expert Systems. Sepandar Sepehr McMaster University November 2008. Outline. Definition Examples Components and Human Interfaces Major Components Major Roles of Individuals Notes on Components Expert System Features Goal-Driven Reasoning Uncertainty Data Driven Reasoning

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Association in Level 2 Fusion

Association in Level 2 Fusion. Mieczyslaw M. Kokar Christopher J. Matheus Jerzy A. Letkowski Kenneth Baclawski Paul Kogut. Overview. Data association in Level 1 and Level 2 Ontologies Reasoning process Examples of reasoning about associations Useful OWL constructs

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Collaborative Learning

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CS62S: Expert Systems

CS62S: Expert Systems. Based on: The Engineering of Knowledge-based Systems: Theory and Practice, A. J. Gonzalez and D. D. Dankel. Expert Systems Structure. Three perspectives: User Knowledge engineer Tool builder. User. Intelligent program User interface Problem specific database.

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives. By the end of this module, you will be able to: Describe at least 1 key element of preparation for small group teaching Identify at least 2 skills the effective facilitator needs to bring to small group teaching. Content & Process in Small Group Teaching. Content

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Problem Solving

Problem Solving. Well-formed predicate calculus expressions provide a means of describing objects and relations in a problem domain and inference rule. These inferences define a space that is searched to find a problem solution. Questions: Is the problem solver guaranteed to find a solution?

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Clinical Reasoning Deficits

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By: Scott Fenwick

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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH CYCLE (Jim Nelson)

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The Inductive Reasoning Process (From the Ground Up)

Verify the conjecture Use logical reasoning to verify that the conjecture is true in all cases. More General. Make a conjecture Come up with an unproven statement based on the examples Modify the conjecture if necessary. Observe and look for a pattern Use several examples

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