Common sense reasoning employs such notions as causality, analogy, and equivalence but uses them in a different
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Common sense reasoning employs such notions as causality, analogy, and equivalence but uses them in a different way than do formal languages. For example, if we say, “Inflation caused Jane to ask for a raise,” we are suggesting a more complicated causal relationship than that found in simple physical laws. If we say “Use a knife or chisel to trim the wood,” we are suggesting an important notion of equivalence. Discuss the problems of translating these and other such concepts into a formal language.
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Artificial Intelligence Structures And Strategies For Complex Problem Solving
ISBN: 9780321545893
6th Edition
Authors: George Luger
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