This work presents the result of 30 years' work on the original material related to "thinking machines", a subject initiated by the author and his colleagues. It is based on the ability of the computer to represent the hierarchical procedure of task conception and execution found in human beings. It is arranged in three levels representing the structure of organizational systems: organization, co-ordination and execution. The volume can serve as a guide to modern intelligent robots.
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In the last quarter of a century several researchers have devoted their efforts to the creation and development of machines that can perform anthropomorphic tasks in structured or unstructured environments, with little or no interaction with a human operator. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Decreasing Intelligence, Principle of Increasing Precision, Intelligent Robotic Systems, Simulated Annealing, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Elsevier North Holland, Intelligent Robotic Control, Neural Nets, Physical Review, Prentice Hall, World Scientific Publishers, Academic Press, Englewood Cliffs, Further Studies, Gas Molecules, Illini Books, Maximum Entropy Principle, Operations Research, Reliability Analysis, The Mathematical Theory of Communications, Thermal Equilibrium, Wien Ber, Addison Wesley, Bounded Rationality New!
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In the last quarter of a century several researchers have devoted their efforts to the creation and development of machines that can perform anthropomorphic tasks in structured or unstructured environments, with little or no interaction with a human operator. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Decreasing Intelligence, Principle of Increasing Precision, Intelligent Robotic Systems, Simulated Annealing, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Elsevier North Holland, Intelligent Robotic Control, Neural Nets, Physical Review, Prentice Hall, World Scientific Publishers, Academic Press, Englewood Cliffs, Further Studies, Gas Molecules, Illini Books, Maximum Entropy Principle, Operations Research, Reliability Analysis, The Mathematical Theory of Communications, Thermal Equilibrium, Wien Ber, Addison Wesley, Bounded Rationality New!
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- Artificial Intelligence (3rd Edition) by Winston on 4 pages
- Artifical Intelligence (Science at the Edge) by Ian Graham on page 73, page 101, and page 123
- Control Systems (H R W Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) by N. K. Sinha on page 12, page 99, and page 117
- Entropy in Control Engineering (Series in Intelligent Control and Intelligent Automation) (v. 12) by George N. Saridis on page 13, page 75, and page 76
- Adaptive Control (An Independent Learning Module from the Instrument Society of America) by Chang C. Hang on page 13, page 35, and page 83
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