ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A MODERN APPROACH 4/E (GE)

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Themostcomprehensive,up-to-dateintroductiontothetheoryandpracticeofartificialintelligence
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IArtificialIntelligence
1Introduction
2IntelligentAgents
IIProblem-solving
3SolvingProblemsbySearching
4SearchinComplexEnvironments
5ConstraintSatisfactionProblems
6AdversarialSearchandGames
IIIKnowledge,reasoning,andplanning
7LogicalAgents
8First-OrderLogic
9InferenceinFirst-OrderLogic
10KnowledgeRepresentation
11AutomatedPlanning
IVUncertainknowledgeandreasoning
12QuantifyingUncertainty
13ProbabilisticReasoning
14ProbabilisticReasoningoverTime
15MakingSimpleDecisions
16MakingComplexDecisions
17MultiagentDecisionMaking
18ProbabilisticProgramming
VMachineLearning
19LearningfromExamples
20KnowledgeinLearning
21LearningProbabilisticModels
22DeepLearning
23ReinforcementLearning
VICommunicating,perceiving,andacting
24NaturalLanguageProcessing
25DeepLearningforNaturalLanguageProcessing
26Robotics
27ComputerVision
VIIConclusions
28Philosophy,Ethics,andSafetyofAI
29TheFutureofAI
AppendixA:MathematicalBackground
AppendixB:NotesonLanguagesandAlgorithms
Bibliography
Index


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