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Problem-solving, perception, robotics, simulation, computational linguistics, gaming ý tools for doing real-world AI on todayýs platforms -- for enterprise, vertical markets and broad-based consumer applications.
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 In the January issue of the AI Expert newsletter, Jocelyn Paine celebrates the 50th anniversary of the famed Darmouth Summer Project of 1956, convened by John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Nicholas Rochester, and Claude Shannon, and collects from web records the thoughts and reminiscences of 89 AI luminaries from the 1920s to the present. Also linked are numerous papers pegged as milestones of the craft ý all in all, a must-have reference to the world of AI, as represented in web-accessible materials.
Nokia Continues Its Cell Phone Dominance
The dual strategy of targeting developing countries with low-cost mobile phones and instituting price cuts for its mid-tier devices helped propel its momentum, Gartner said.
Moss Adams Chooses Advisor’s Client Acquisition Software
Solution to assist with portfolio construction, portfolio diagnostics and proposal generation. TowerGroup Warns That Without Innovation, Fee Revenue Processing Costs Will Skyrocket
If firms fail to innovate their methods to process fee revenue for managed accounts, their costs could jump from the current $20.6 million to $42.4 million by 2012, according to a new report by the TowerGroup. Immersion To Pay Microsoft $20.75 Million To Settle ’Force Feedback’ Suit
The agreement stems from a complex arrangement under which Immersion agreed to pay the software maker a portion of moneys obtained from a similar settlement with Sony.
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An Algorithm for Compressing Space and Time
Tomas G. Rokicki
Making a slow program fast can lead to both joy and frustration. But sometimes a new approach yields amazing improvements.
Algorithm Accuracy and Artificial Vision
Deirdre Blake
Researchers at Ohio State have found a way to determine, in advance, which algorithms are best in a particular circumstance; a researcher in Spain has developed an improved artificial vision edge-detector technique. (MP3, 3:39 mins.)
Google's Summer of Code: Part I
the DDJ staff
Google's Summer of Code resulted in thousands of lines of code. Here are some of the students who participated.
Stanford Team Wins DARPA Grand Challenge
Jonathan Erickson
Mike Montemerlo, software lead for the Stanford University Racing Team, describes some of the challenges the team faced in winning the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge for autonomous vehicles. (MP3 audio, 3:03 mins.)
First Steps
Ed Nisley
Lego Mindstorms provides a stepping stone into the world of robotics.
Predictive Analytics: Looking for Patterns & Trends
Jonathan Erickson
Jon Otterstatter, Chief Technology Officer at SPSS Inc., explains what predictive analytics is and how it is used in the real world. (MP3 Audio, 3:43 mins.)
Computers and Poker? You Bet
Jonathan Erickson
Jonathan Schaeffer, leader of the University of Alberta's Computer Poker Research Group, discusses the high-stakes world of computers and poker. (MP3 audio)
Book Review: Higher Order Perl
Ken Williams
Mark Jason Dominus has written a book that reminds the reader that no matter how foreign and weird we may think the other camp is (and rest assured, they probably think the same of us), we can learn an awful lot by practicing thinking the way they do.
Eclipse: Adapting and Updating an IDE
Mary Kroening
When it's time to update an IDE, Eclipse 3 may be the way to go. Here's one vendor's story.
AI Expert Newsletter - May 2005
Dennis Merritt
We've devoted this month's issue to spreadsheets and AI, including my Model Master, a program which uses Prolog to reduce spreadsheet errors; neural nets and cellular automata in Excel; notes on Mike Kassof about his work on logical spreadsheets; and Amzi!'s ARulesXL, which by embedding logical rules in Excel, makes possible apps that are not practical using Excel on its own.
AI Expert Newsletter -January 2006
AI Expert Newsletter - December 2005
AI Expert Newsletter - November 2005
AI Expert Newsletter - October 2005
AI Expert Newsletter - September 2005
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SOA: Concepts, Technology, and Design
Author Thomas Erl will present SOA principles, strategy, and best practices. The tutorial in Service-Oriented Architecture:Concepts, Technology, and Design provides step-by-step instructions for modeling and designing service-oriented solutions from the ground up.
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