INTELLIGENZA ARTIFICIALE E LABORATORIO
Academic Year 2016/2017 - 1° Year - Curriculum Data Science- Artificial Intelligence: Vincenzo CUTELLO
- LABORATORIO: Vincenzo CUTELLO
Taught classes: 36 hours
Term / Semester: 2°
Learning Objectives
- Artificial Intelligence
Knowledge and understanding: Students will acquire basic knowledge about Intelligent Agents and their main features.
Applying knowledge and understanding: students will be to able to apply the acquired knowledge in several fields such as: searching for solutions to hard combinatorial problems, games and decision theory, automated deduction and reasoning.
Autonomia di giudizio (making judgements): Students will be able to evaluate the possibility of developing algorithms and intelligent systems to mechanize decisional processes in different application fields.
Communication skills: students will acquire the necessary communication skills and appropriate linguistic skills to explain and clarify problems relative to intelligent systems and their applications.
Capacità di apprendimento (learning skills): students will be able to adapt the acquire knowledge to new contexts as well and to understand the limits of applicability of artificial intelligence techniques - LABORATORIO
The Laboratory focuses on the design and develop of several and different algorithms for complex problem solving. The goal of the laboratory is to provide to each student a deep and excellent knowledge on the several Artificial Intelligence search algorithms, included the feature basics of the natural computing algorithms.
Detailed Course Content
- Artificial Intelligence
The course is divided into 2 main parts. First part on Problem Solving, and second part on Knowledge and Reasoning.
Contenuti dettagliati del Corso:
FIRST PART: Problem Solving
- Foundations and history of Artificial Intelligence
- Intelligent Agents and classifications
- Search and Problem Solving
- Search in games
- Constraint Satisfaction Problems
- Search using Natural Computing Algorithms
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SECOND PART: Knowledge and Reasoning
- Logical agents and puzzles
- First order logic
- Inferences
- Utility and value of information
- Simple and Complex decision making
Textbook Information
- Artificial Intelligence
Required textbook is Artificial Intelligence, a modern approach, 3rd Edition, S. Russel, P. Norvig. Other material will be provided by the instructor in class.