Oh and one other.
Bart Kosko's book 'Fuzzy Engineering' - the first 3 or so chapters have
a lot of material pitched at a reasonable level.
HM
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From: owner-uai@cs.orst.edu [SMTP:owner-uai@cs.orst.edu]
Sent: 07 June 2000 23:44
Subject:
Hi all,
I'm starting a seminar at my company to acquaint beginning scientists with
various AI techniques. Can anyone recommend good introductory material on
any the following topics?
Neural networks
Belief nets (the Pearl book is good but more advanced than we have in mind
for this setting)
Expert systems
Agents
Fuzzy logic
Ideally, we'd like to find a 100 to 200 page book on each of these topics,
roughly analagous to Melanie Mitchell's book An Introduction to Genetic
Algorithms, covering both basic theory and an overview of what type of
problem a technique is most suited to. However, it seems that truly
introductory material on some of these topics is hard to find. Any help will
be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Rachel Cunningham
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Scientist rachelc@cra.com
Charles River Analytics http://www.cra.com
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