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6/2/2020 10:05:124.1115+9else current <- next only with probability e^-ΔE/Telse current <- next only with probability e^ΔE/T
Noah Topper/noah.topper@gmail.com
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6/4/2020 22:18:021.2.18+9Immanuel Kant, in 1875 proposed
Immanuel Kant, in 1785 proposed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deontological_ethics#cite_note-transition-10]
Darius Bacon withal@gmail.com
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6/7/2020 23:19:054.4.112714then the belief-state problem has 2^N belief states
then the belief-state problem has 2^N - 1 belief states (because the empty belief state {} is not valid)
andrea.rapuzzi@a-sign.it
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6/10/2020 0:58:42
4. Bibliographical Notes
14316The the Baldwin effectThe Baldwin effectandrea.rapuzzi@a-sign.it
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6/10/2020 13:55:1313.5.1451-5Equation (13.16)Equation (13.15)Darius Bacon withal@gmail.com
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6/11/2020 22:58:275.416221becomes 28/26becomes 28/36andrea.rapuzzi@a-sign.it
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6/19/2020 2:57:053.0 (Intro)63+1may need to to planmay need to planVictor Khaustov
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6/24/2020 0:40:4813.5499+2The.smaller tablesThe smaller tablesThomas Hickey
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6/26/2020 0:28:467.5.423116The agenda keeps track of symbolsThe queue keeps track of symbolsandrea.rapuzzi@a-sign.it
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6/27/2020 13:44:08Prefaceix+18Section 15.3, Programs as Probability ModelsSection 15.4, Programs as Probability ModelsBora Eryilmaz
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6/27/2020 13:46:22Prefaceix+21Deep Learning for Natural LanguageDeep Learning for Natural Language ProcessingBora Eryilmaz
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7/6/2020 13:09:3213.1414+6B E P(A=true|B,E)
t t .70
t f .01
f t .70
f f .01		B E P(A=true|B,E)
t t .95
t f .94
f t .29
f f .001
Noah Topper/noah.topper@gmail.com
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7/7/2020 13:09:4227.1.2982-8examine heir ownexamine their ownStuart Russell
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7/7/2020 14:16:5513.2.242110¶ (in figure caption)P (boldface)Stuart Russell
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7/7/2020 14:39:2313.2415100.01 .... 0.006280.001 .... 0.000628Stuart Russell
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7/9/2020 0:27:4817.35839switchesswitchStuart Russell
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7/10/2020 18:01:4217.3.35864chooses chooseschoosesStuart Russell
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7/14/2020 0:16:053 Summary105+15using to an evaluation functionusing an evaluation function
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/18/2020 20:32:204.4.2131+1[B, Dirty]
[B, Clean]
[B, Dirty]
[A, Dirty]
[B, Clean]		[R, Dirty]
[R, Clean]
[R, Dirty]
[L, Dirty]
[R, Clean]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/18/2020 21:50:084.3.2125+7[state] + path][state] + path
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/18/2020 21:52:204.3.2125+8[action] + plan][action] + plan
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/18/2020 21:57:554.3.2125+5Is-Cycle(path)Is-Cycle(state, path)
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/18/2020 23:04:224.5.11135-2top statetop state space
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/19/2020 15:54:1824.4.1869-13In theory, and informationIn theory, any informationDarius Bacon
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7/19/2020 15:55:0124.4.1869-2(are addedare addedDarius Bacon
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7/19/2020 19:21:424.5.2137+2s, a, ...
persistent: result, ...		persistent: s, a, ...
result, ...
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7/19/2020 20:04:464.5.3140+2s, a, ...
persistent: result, ...		persistent: s, a, ...
result, ...
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7/20/2020 3:09:034.5.2137+10 add s to the front of unbacktracked[s']
if (...) then
if (...) then return stop
else a <- (...)		 add s to the end of unbacktracked[s']
if (...) then
if (...) then return stop
a <- (...)
s' <- null
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7/20/2020 19:12:0521.7.2781-5mycardialmyocardialDarius Bacon
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7/21/2020 11:59:2513.5450+20formally.formally?Darius Bacon
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7/21/2020 13:07:1613.5.1452+14do(S=true)do(S=true))Darius Bacon
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7/21/2020 13:09:1113.5.1452-2do(Xj=xjk)
do(Xj=xjk)) (see also eq. 13.19 for another missing paren)
Darius Bacon
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7/22/2020 2:01:355.2.1150+7v ← -∞v, move ← -∞, null (and similarly on line +15)
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7/26/2020 9:34:1524.2.2862-3posiblepossibleDarius Bacon
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7/26/2020 9:41:1017.1.4571-2three steps
two steps [& related surrounding changes like s/t+3/t+2/ on the next line and next page; or is it Figure 17.4 that's wrong?]
Darius Bacon
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7/26/2020 18:20:5624.6875-12such WORD2VECsuch as WORD2VECDarius Bacon
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7/27/2020 12:27:063.2.167+6
"...can be in either of two cells, and each call can either contain dirt or not..."
"...can be in either of two cells, and each *cell* can either contain dirt or not..."
joshuareagan@gmail.com
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7/27/2020 23:34:4827.1.1982+4criticizecriticized
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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7/30/2020 20:05:275.5164-3White has rolledBlack has rolled
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8/9/2020 9:37:458.4.2275+2function Arity(predicate Arity(Filippo Bindelli
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8/10/2020 0:48:339.bib31127consistentdataspaceconsistent dataspaceandrea.rapuzzi@a-sign.it
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8/11/2020 20:36:5513.2.44250
There is no arrow from MakeModel to Theft on Figure 13.9
The text on page 426 states: "What are the causal factors leading to Theft? The MakeModel is certainly important..."
Bora Eryilmaz
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8/12/2020 6:36:109.3.3291+13to toto
Filippo Bindelli / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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8/17/2020 3:07:3911.2.3351-1but modern the efficiencybut the efficiency
Filippo Bindelli / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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8/18/2020 7:58:0611.bib384+17complexity of ofcomplexity of
Filippo Bindelli / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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8/18/2020 21:49:191.2.71621maximize a cost functionminimize a cost functiondavid.conner@cnu.edu
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8/22/2020 2:47:08A.31027-15instead measure measureinstead measure
Filippo Bindelli / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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8/22/2020 2:50:13A.31027-14the the widththe width
Filippo Bindelli / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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8/23/2020 18:05:4416.7.2555-1epectsexpectsBora Eryilmaz
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8/23/2020 18:11:5216528-16Section 16.6 hows howSection 16.6 shows howBora Eryilmaz
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8/24/2020 18:56:515.4161+18
chooses moves first for one player, than for the other
chooses moves first for one player, then for the other
Andy Gaskell / andy@zubago.com
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8/27/2020 11:55:221.317+11Ed Feigenbaum and Raj Reddy (1994)
Allen Newell and Herbert Simon (1975) for symbolic models of problem solving and human cognition [[or something]]; Ed Feigenbaum and Raj Reddy (1994)
Stuart Russell
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8/27/2020 14:48:2117.5591
Figure 17.15 (a) does not match the hyperplanes for b\alpha_stay and b\alpha_go described on page 592.
The lines in Figure 17.15 (a) should be 0.8b+0.1 for stay and -0.8b+0.9 for go where b is a belief of B if alpha_stay and alpha_go on page 592 are correct. If the plots are correct, the reward for the current state should be included to compute alpha. In this case, alpha_stay(A)=0.1, alpha_stay(B)=1.9, alpha_go(A)=0.9, and alpha_go(B)=1.1.
Takeshi Takahashi / ttakahashi07@gmail.com
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9/11/2020 0:00:004.4.2130+8its location from then on .its location from then on.Taylor Martin taylor@martin.dev
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9/12/2020 7:53:453.3.173+11reached[s] <- child
add child to frontier
if s is in reached and reached[s] is in frontier then remove it
reached[s] <- child
add child to frontier
Ed Durfee / durfee@umich.edu
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9/13/2020 15:58:0717.5593+3R(s)R(s,a,s')Stuart Russell
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9/13/2020 16:01:1817.55936just the empty plan [], with α[](s)= R(s)
plans [a] for a in A, with α[a](s)= [insert formula for one-step expected reward]
Stuart Russell
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9/14/2020 4:06:025.2.1150+2player←game.TO-MOVE(state)
persistent: player
player←game.TO-MOVE(state)
#note page 154 would also have the same problem. I think this is the correct use of persistent, but it could also be passed into Max-Value(...) and Min-Value(...) on each call.
Taylor Martin taylor@martin.dev
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9/15/2020 2:27:331.1.33-15provides only for statementsprovides only four statementsVictor Khaustov
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9/17/2020 15:47:355.2154-11v ← +∞v, move ← +∞, null (and similarly on line -21)
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9/17/2020 15:53:134.4131-3[A, Clean] [B, Dirty] [B, Clean]
[L, Clean] [R, Dirty] [R, Clean]
(and similarly on page 132 line +6, and page 133 line +1)
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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9/17/2020 17:15:1219.2653-2and han h
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9/18/2020 2:16:167.6.2235+7laboriou,laborious,Taylor Martin taylor@martin.dev
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9/19/2020 17:52:1110.332326and\land [logical and symbol]Stuart Russell
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9/24/2020 7:39:2013.1412-3often oftenoften
Bindelli Filippo / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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9/25/2020 17:35:486.3192+19ORDER-DOMAIN-VALUES, implementORDER-DOMAIN-VALUES implement [no comma]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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9/25/2020 18:42:526.3.1193-7
In fact, once SA is chosen, applying the degree heuristic solves the problem without any false steps - you can choose any consistent color at each choice point and still arrive at a solution with no backtracking.
[This is not true. For example, following the degree heuristic, we must start by assigning SA, then we could choose to assign NT, after which we must assign NSW. One set of consistent colors for these assignments is SA=Red, NT=Green, and NSW=Blue, but this results in failure when we try to assign Q.]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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9/26/2020 0:34:1918.26190
[Figure 18.4 shows above then up down parts of extensive form]
[Figure 18.4 shows above and below and also up and down parts of extensive form (below, down) is mentioned as a sequence in the text that follows]
joshua.cole@joshuacol.es
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9/26/2020 2:54:4513.2.4426+3have to inferredhave to be inferred
Bindelli Filippo / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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9/26/2020 20:49:337.4.4221-6false }))false}))
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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9/26/2020 20:50:587.4.4221-1proposition logic;propositional logic;
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9/27/2020 12:10:20
Bibliographical and Historical Notes
456-15also alsois also
Bindelli Filippo / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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10/3/2020 16:11:11Prefaceix+1
[No explanation of the picture of a city, just below Kasparov on the front cover]
[Describe what this picture depicts, and its relevance to AI]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/4/2020 7:22:4114.3.2477+5The size of each disk...--there are no disks in the figure--
Bindelli Filippo / filippo.bindelli@gmail.com
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10/4/2020 22:49:058.1.1252-12
The famous Sapir–Whorf hypothesis Whorf (1956) claims
The famous Sapir–Whorf hypothesis (Whorf, 1956) claims
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/4/2020 22:50:478.1.1253-19in an functionalin a functionalJames J. Buchanan
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10/5/2020 17:45:378.3.1266+22xthatx that
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10/5/2020 20:35:168.4.2275+22∀g Gate(g) ∧ k = Type(g)∀g,k Gate(g) ∧ k = Type(g) [and similarly on line -6]
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10/6/2020 21:09:169.1.1281-4
there is a problem when the knowledge base includes a function symbol, the set of possible ground-term substitutions is infinite!
there is a problem: when the knowledge base includes a function symbol, the set of possible ground-term substitutions is infinite!
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/8/2020 14:14:533.2.168
if we apply Left to the start state in Figure 3.3, the resulting state has the 5 and the blank switched.
if we apply Left to the start state in Figure 3.3, the resulting state has the 6 and the blank switched.
Zenifer Cheruveettil
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10/8/2020 16:43:499.3.3292-15But if there had been many rules describeBut if there had been many rules describing
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/8/2020 19:59:443.3.173+11
if s is not in reached or child.PATH-COST<reached[s].PATH-COST then
reached[s] <- child
add child to frontier
if s is not in reached or child.PATH-COST<reached[s].PATH-COST then
reached[s] <- child
replace the reached[s] in frontier with child
605499941@qq.com
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10/10/2020 16:15:2510.3323-3Happens(e,t1,t3)) [...] ¬Initiated(f,t2,t4))Happens(e,t1,t3) [...] ¬Initiated(f,t2,t4)
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10/11/2020 16:24:08
10. Bibliographical and Historical Notes
341+25"IS-A links" Bill"IS-A links." Bill
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10. Bibliographical and Historical Notes
342+6
Lifschitz (2001) discusses the application of answer set programming to planning.
[remove; duplicate of sentence on line +3 of same page]
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10/12/2020 15:13:399.5.5307+15
Demodulation: For any terms x, y, and z, where z appears somewhere in literal mi and where UNIFY(x,z) = θ,
Demodulation: For any terms x, y, and z, where z appears somewhere in literal mi and where SUBST(θ,x) = z for some unifier θ,
[Otherwise, in line +18, SUB may not find any instances of SUBST(θ,x) in m1V...Vmn, resulting in either an error or just the trivial output m1V...Vmn. While the latter would technically be a sound inference, it goes against the spirit of the term "demodulation."]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/12/2020 16:58:454.5.3140+9LRTA*-COST(s,b,result[s,b],H)LRTA*-COST(problem,s,b,result[s,b],H)
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10/12/2020 17:35:517.6.1234+15{P=false})){P=false})
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10/13/2020 7:48:50
4.1.1 Hill Climbing Search
123 and 124+14h=17. But actually h=16
h=16. In page 124, in figure 4.3 description also change to h=16.
Xavier Chelladurai xavier.c@christuniversity.in
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10/13/2020 13:49:12
Please make
all-aima-errata.tar.gz accessible
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You don't have permission to access /errata/all-aima-errata.tar.gz on this server.
Please make all-aima-errata.tar.gz accessible from the internet.
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10/14/2020 17:16:3111.4.3361+2Black and gray arrows
Black and red arrows [and similarly on page 363, line +4]
James J. Buchanan/jjbuchanan42@gmail.com
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10/14/2020 17:34:0111.4.3364+1
[line +1] [...] returns solution or fail
[line +4] if EMPTY?(frontier) then return fail
[line +16] frontier <- Insert(APPEND(prefix,sequence,suffix),frontier)
[line +1] [...] returns a solution or failure
[line +4] if IS-EMPTY(frontier) then return failure
[line +16] add APPEND(prefix,sequence,suffix) to frontier
[i.e. match the corresponding lines in Fig. 11.8]
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10/14/2020 17:42:429.5.5307-15SUB( ... , SUBST( ... )SUB( ... , SUBST( ... ))
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Demodulation: For any terms x, y, and z, where z appears somewhere in literal mi and where UNIFY(x,z) = θ ≠ failure, [in the corrected text posted online]
Demodulation: For any terms x, y, and z, where z appears somewhere in literal mi and where SUBST(θ,x) = z for some unifier θ,
[The corrected text online is fine for paramodulation, but still doesn't work here.
For example, say we're given F(A,y)=C and P(F(x,B)). Then we have UNIFY(F(A,y), F(x,B)) = θ = {x/A, y/B}, so by the preconditions given in the text, demodulation would ostensibly apply. But SUBST(θ,F(A,y)) = F(A,B), which appears nowhere in P(F(x,B)), resulting in a failure for SUB on line +18.]
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10/15/2020 0:28:3911.5366+11Percept( ... ,
... InView(x)
Percept( ... ,
... Open(can)		Percept( ... ,
... InView(x))
Percept( ... ,
... Open(can))
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10/15/2020 17:20:0711.5.3372+7For example, Some branchesFor example, some branches
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10/15/2020 17:46:4611.6.1375+3Inspectors(e2)Inspectors(2)
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10/15/2020 17:55:3611.6.2377+6[line +6] Grey rectangles represent time intervals
[line +8] portion of a gray rectangle		[line +6] Blue rectangles represent time intervals
[line +8] portion of a blue rectangle
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10/16/2020 13:48:2822.2.3793-6
U^\pi(1,3)=0.88... so U^\pi(1,3) would be 0.92. Thus its current estimate of 0.84
U^\pi(1,3)=0.84... so U^\pi(1,3) would be 0.92. Thus its current estimate of 0.84
--or--
U^\pi(1,3)=0.88... so U^\pi(1,3) would be 0.92. Thus its current estimate of 0.88
Eric Fosler-Lussier (fosler@cse.ohio-state.edu)