The Department of Computer Science & Engineering |
CSE 676: KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION (Fall 2001)
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Instructor: | Prof. William J. Rapaport |
Times: | MWF 1:00 - 1:50 p.m. |
Classroom: | Knox 109 |
Course Description:
Detailed survey of the issues and techniques of representing knowledge
and belief in a computer system; syntax and
semantics of various formalisms including predicate logic, semantic
networks, frames, analogical representations.
Classic papers will be read and current research issues discussed.
Prerequisites: CSE 572 (Knowledge-Based AI), or permission of instructor.
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