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Introduction & Motivation:Artificial intelligence refers to intelligent decisions made by machines and
softwares and is under domain of computer science. Applications of Artificial
Intelligence have led to an increase in the quality and efficiency. Involvement of
Artificial Intelligence can be seen in areas like Expert Systems, Natural
Language Processing, Speech Understanding, Robotics and Sensory Systems,
AREAS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DISCUSSED:Problem solving: Ability to:1. Formulate a problem in a suitably.
2. To plan for solutions
3. To understand when new information is needed and methods to acquire it.
Perception (image): Ability to:1. Analyze a sensed scene by relating it to an internal model or "knowledge of the
world" interms of respective agents.
2. Results showing analysis of structured set of relationships between entities in
the scene.
Robots: A combination of abilities to:1. To perform particular set of tasks in an environment
2. To interact with, to analyze and to manipulate environment.
3. Exploration, Transportation/Navigation ,Industrial Automation ,Security are
some fields of employing applications of robotics currently .
2.
The Impacts of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence On
Business and Economics
3.
Transferring synergies from neuroscience to
robotics. Integration of robotics and neuroscience for
understanding the control of biological and artificial
hands
8. Intelligent
systems:-
state
changing
applied
to
multi-robot
humans and learn from its own experience. Lots of methods existing for
intelligent decision-making systems focus on only one of the two phases
consequently. The Bayesian SOM neural network here is based on a fully
autonomous intelligent decision-making system for robot soccer, providing a
knowledge structure that can be shared by the off-line learning and on-line
learning algorithms. Firstly by integrating the Bayesian classifier into each
neuron, the whole neural network is equivalent to a multi-agent decision-making
system. In the on-line learning phase, the Bayesian method is used to update each
neuron's beliefs and the whole network's estimation of the state space. Bayesian
SOM intelligent decision-making system showed outstanding learning ability and
great adaptivity in matches with different opponents.
TABLE OF COMPARISON:AIM
Task
allocation
algorithm
The Impacts
of Robotics,
Artificial
Intelligence
On
Business
and
Economics
Integration of self-organizing
robotics and embedded
neuroscience agents allowing
learning from
demonstration
in
ambient
robotics
ADVANTAGE
High
utilizati
on
Increase
in
opportunities
and gains with
the
improvements
in
Artificial
Intelligence and
Robotics.
greatly facilitate
the replication
of
human
manual
capabilities in
robotic limbs
approach
to
observing
demonstration
to
situations,
based
on
adaptivity of the
learning
technique
TECHNQUE
static
and performance
management,
mobile
agents
are CRM Analytics,
used
that customer
control
a relationship
pool
of management
multiple
robots
a
compact
characterization
of
relevant,
lowdimensional
control
subspaces
Ambient
systems
interaction
using approach
based
on
Learning from
Demonstration
(LfD)
Metrics
and
benchmarks in
human-robot
interaction
optimization
of intelligent
control
interfaces
using
Versatile
Intelligent
Portable
Robot
Platform
Intelligent
Manufacturing
System
Configuration
and
Optimization
using
new
techniques and
its challenges
Intelligent
state
changing
applied to
multi-robot
systems
Autonomous
intelligent
decisionmaking
system based
on Bayesian
SOM neural
network for
robot soccer
Robotics
software
frameworks for
multi-agen
robotic system
development
Defining
metrics
and
benchmarks to
develop
intelligent
systems,enhanci
ng
the
interactive
abilities
of
robots
and
avoiding
evaluation-bias
will allow a
correct
evaluation of
robot
behaviours in
hazardous or
challenging
environments
and high level
real-time
simulation in
order
to
correctly model
interactions
among
the
robots and the
environment.
sophisticated
production
system
than
conventional
manufacturing
and decreases
the reactivity
time and enales
new products
to be quickly
introduced.
amplifing
the
versatility
of
the
formation
of mobile
robots in
the target
searching
problem
outstanding
learning
ability and
great
adaptivity in
matches
with
different
opponents.
Provide the
subjective
evaluation for
metrics,
benchmarks,
and frameworks
through a Likert
scale
questionnaire.
Using
VIPRO
versatile,
intelligent
and mobile
platform for
robots, using
an original
virtual
projection
method
involving
representation of modern
mobile
robots in a
3D
virtual
environment
combination of
multifunctional
machines and
mobile robots
for
highly
flexible
intelligent
manufacturing
system and the
indoor
localization.
change the
formation
through the
modification
s in the states
of
the
automaton
hence
this
change not
only switches
the rules also
the state of
each robot,
and
the
controllers
and
cost
functions.
Bayesian
method is
used
to
update each
neuron's
beliefs and
the whole
network's
estimation
of the state
space
Use of
Paradigm of
Multi-Agen
Systems
(MAS)
basi
infrastructure
necessary for
th
development
of MARS.
PROBLEM SOLVING
INTRODUCTION
Problem-solving method with semantic net based on DNA computing in artificial intelligence
Distributed artificial intelligence for multi-agent problem solving and group learning
What this paper tends to address are followings. (1) A prominent normal
for some GIS applications we ever may overlook is that the capacity of
examination is not basically gave by GIS itself, GIS for the most part
assumes parts of information administration and virtual environment
development, and it is the clients of GIS programming that accomplish
that insight required procedure of critical thinking. That is to say the force
of investigation is similar powerless in established GIS. The principle
capacity of established GIS was limited in information combination or
information combination through items' positional connections. (2) Why
not give GIS a chance to execute more undertakings requiring muddled
breaking down like a dynamic counsel instead of a detached
demonstrator? Alternately how to make conventional GIS more power in
confused critical thinking? After this is a critical and testing issue both in
GIS and Artificial Intelligence. (3) The point of this paper is to build up an
efficient technique to join GIS and AI together, hence make an upgraded
GIS and empower it shows insight as more as often as possible and all the
more consequently as could be expected under the circumstances. The
key trouble this thought concerning is the utilization of multi-space
learning and meta information. So modules of thinking, arranging and
basic leadership are exceptionally vital in a genuine GIS-based
application. (4) Many GIS-based applications appear to be basic at first
look, yet in the event that what you need to look for is an exhibit for
guideline as well as a similar practicable framework, then a troublesome
issue is put advances. Since from the perspective of Artificial Intelligence
this critical thinking procedure is area cross, space open and judgment
skills required, every one of them are the examination fronts of Artificial
Intelligence. As a rule a profound mediation of Artificial Intelligence into
GIS will incredibly advance the improvement both in the uses of GIS
furthermore in the hypotheses of Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence Perspectives on Granular Computing
been completely investigated. This part will effectively fill in such a hole.
The outcomes will have bidirectional advantages. A blend of results from
counterfeit consciousness will enhance granular figuring; granular
registering reasoning, strategy, what's more, instruments may help in
confronting the great test of figuring out the mind, which has critical
ramifications to fake machine knowledge.
An Artificial Intelligence Approach towards Investigating Corporate Bankruptcy
INCOMPLETE
AND NOISY
PROBLEM
SOLVING
SPATIALLY
EXPLICIT
BIBILOMETRIC
ANALYSIS
SEMANTIC NET
BASED DNA
COMPUTING
MULTI-AGENT
PROBLEM
SOLVING AND
GROUP
LEARNING
PARALLELISM
GIS
APPLICATIONS
technique
Complex
analytic
framework
examination
of information
acquired from
database of
the Science
Citation Index
Expanded
apply DNA
processing to
counterfeit
consciousness
include
numerous
clients require
the
improvement
of some new
standards of
data
framework
execution of a
learning based
multiprocessin
g counterfeit
consciousness
critical
thinking
procedure is
area cross,
advantage
fractal
measurement
and entropy
portraying the
tumultuous
movement
advance and
patterns in
artificial
insight
disadvantage
Protest to data
theoretic
support
accuracy
85-87%
Lots of
feedback
reaction
should be
acquired to be
accurate
65-80%
atomic
learning based
framework
Lots of
precision
Is required in
handling.
delineates the
appropriated
counterfeit
insight
approach
97-99%
Multi
processer
reaction study
shows heavy
reaction goals.
80-90%
Very costly
and consumes
a lot of
space ,data &
82-85%
discover the
coordination
components
and the
learning plans
utilized to be
of specific
significance
inspecting the
instruments
and
approaches
basic HSII
which are
essential for
supporting its
association as
a
multiprocessin
g framework
efficient
technique to
join GIS and AI
together
75-80%
PERSPECTIVES
ON GRANULAR
COMPUTING
APPROACH
TOWARDS
INVESTIGATIN
G CORPORATE
BANKRUPTCY
COMPUTER
MANIPULABLE
REPRESENTATI
ON
THEORY
FORMATION IN
AI
CONCLUSION
space open
and judgment
skills required
Fathoming,
progressive
arranging,
learning
Thinking,
learning and
critical
thinking,
Building ES
model
Critical
thinking
Hypothesis
with casual
limitations
time
counterfeit
consciousness
enhances
granular
figuring;
granular
registering
reasoning
Gives a very
accurate
result
Fake machine
language
87-89%
24 hr. system
updatation is
required
92-95%
Gives a
definite result
if sudden
changes do
not occur in
physical world
Thinking
technique
Sudden
changes can
create havoc
75-80%
Sometimes
gives false
predictions
65-70%
Perception (image):-
in size, style, orientation, and alignment, as well as low image contrast and complex background make the
problem of automatic text extraction extremely challenging. While comprehensive surveys of related
problems such as face detection, document analysis, and image & video indexing can be found, the
problem of text information extraction is not well surveyed. A large number of techniques have been
proposed to address this problem, and the purpose of this paper is to classify and review these algorithms,
discuss benchmark data and performance evaluation, and to point out promising directions for future
research.
Iris recognition
This paper examines automated iris recognition as a biometrically based technology for
personal identification and verification. The motivation for this endeavor stems from the
observation that the human iris provides a particularly interesting structure on which to base
a technology for noninvasive biometric assessment. In particular the biomedical literature
suggests that irises are as distinct as fingerprints or patterns of retinal blood vessels. Further,
since the iris is an overt body, its appearance is amenable to remote examination with the aid
of a machine vision system. The body of this paper details issues in the design and operation
of such systems. For the sake of illustration, extant systems are described in some amount of
detail.
Vision systems employing region segmentation by color are crucial in real-time mobile robot
applications. With careful attention to algorithm efficiency, fast color image segmentation can
be accomplished using commodity image capture and CPU hardware. This paper describes a
system capable of tracking several hundred regions of up to 32 colors at 30 Hz on general
purpose commodity hardware. The software system consists of: a novel implementation of a
threshold classifier, a merging system to form regions through connected components, a
separation and sorting system that gathers various region features, and a top down merging
heuristic to approximate perceptual grouping. A key to the efficiency of our approach is a new
method for accomplishing color space thresholding that enables a pixel to be classified into
one or more, up to 32 colors, using only two logical AND operations. The algorithms and
representations are described, as well as descriptions of three applications in which it has
been used.
Anatomy of 1986 Augustine volcano eruptions as recorded by multispectral image processing of digital
AVHRR weather satellite data
Eighteen digital AVHRR (advanced very high resolution radiometer) data sets from NOAA-6 and NOAA-9
polar-orbiting satellites recorded between 27 March and 7 April 1986 depict the eruptive activity of
Augustine volcano, located 280 km SW of Anchorage, Alaska. The synoptic view (resolution of either 1.1 or
4.4 km), frequent coverage (often twice a day), and multispectral coverage (five bands: 0.580.68; 0.72
1.1; 3.553.93; 10.511.3; and 11.512.5 m) makes the AVHRR broadly applicable to analyzing explosive
eruption clouds. The small scale of the Augustine activity (column heights of 213 km and eruption rates of
2x1068x107metric tonnes/day) facilitated intensive multispectral study because the plumes generally
covered areas within the 550x550 km area of one easily manipulated image field. Hourly ground weather
data and twice-daily radiosonde measurements from stations surrounding the volcano plus numerous
volcanological observations were made throughout the eruption, providing important ground truth with
which to calibrate the satellite data. The total erupted volume is estimated to be at least 0.102 km3. The
pattern of changing eruption rates determined by satellite observations generally correlate with more
detailed estimates of explosion magnitudes. Multispectral processing techniques were used to distinguish
eruption clouds from meteorological clouds. Variable weather during the Augustine eruption offered an
opportunity to test various trial algorithms. A ratio between thermal IR channels four and five, served to
delineate the ashbearing eruption plumes from ordinary clouds. Future work is needed to determine
whether the successful multispectral discrimination is caused by wavelength-dependent variable emission
of silicate ash or reflects a spectral role of sulfuric acid aerosol in the plume.
Comparison Table
Face detection in
color images
Biometrical
Fingerprint
Recognition
Text information
extraction in images
and video
Advantage
Criminal recognition,
customerrecognition
in shopping
Focus on faces for
better image.
Mora secure locking
system.
Text digitalization,
language conversion.
Three-dimensional
object recognition
from single twodimensional images
Iris recognition
To recognize the
object like human.
automation
General Purpose
Face Recognition
Fast and
inexpensive
color image
segmentation
for interactive
Aim
To recognize the face
from a database.
Technique
General purpose
recognition
Identifying the
contrast difference
and matching it with
database.
Matching with
database and labeling
it.
Identifying facial
candidate
Identifying the
pattern in the finger.
Identifying the
pattern in the iris
color image
segmentation
robots
Real-time
surveillance of
people and their
activities
Anatomy of 1986
Augustine volcano
eruptions as recorded
by multispectral
image processing of
digital AVHRR
weather satellite data
Cancer detection by
quantitative
fluorescence image
analysis
Security
improvement
Identifying
bodycandidate(hand,
legs,etc..)
Detection of amount
of eruption.
To detect cancer.
Early detection of
cancer.
Quantitative
fluorescence image
analysis.
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