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Not so long ago, it was generally believed that problems such as theorem proving, speech and pattern recognitions, game playing (e.g., chess and backgammon), and highly complex deterministic and stochastic systems can only be tackled by humans because their formulations and solutions require some abilities that are found only in humans (e.g., the ability to think, observe, memorize, learn, see, smell, etc.).
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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current goal object, attainability matrix, ancestral numbering, chain rule factorizations, directed perfect map, initial marginal probabilities, evidential nodes, triangulated undirected graph, coherence control subsystem, polytree propagation algorithm, perfect numbering, nontriangulated graph, evidential variables, exact propagation methods, likelihood weighing, causal input list, associated undirected graph, strong union property, causal list, symbolic propagation, independency structure, initial goal object, binary symptoms, polytrees algorithm, perfect reap
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Modus Tollens, Modus Ponens, Gaussian Bayesian, France Rule, Egypt Rule, Spain Rule, X-pert Rules, Japan Rule, Network Prob, World Wide Web, Initialization Steps, Egypt Nancy, Japan Nancy, Egypt Tom, France Kathy, Objects Conclusions Contradictory
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