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CS 591, Section EA Advanced Reasoning in AI Autumn 2004 Tentative Course Syllabus |
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Learning partially observable action models | Eyal Amir | |
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Aggregating Learned Probabilistic Beliefs (ps) | Pedrito Maynard-Zhang | |
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Compiling control knowledge into preconditions for planning in the situation calculus | Phil Oertel | |
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Automation of proof by mathematical induction (book chapter from Handbook) | Ken Keefe | |
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Efficiently Inducing Features of Conditional Random Fields, Andrew McCallum. UAI 2003 | Abhishek Tiwari | |
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Linear belief functions | Jeff Pasternack | |
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Extending KB approach to Planning with sensing | Hannaneh Hajishirzi | |
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Generalized version of resolution | Deepak Ramachandran | |
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Logic of motion | Chi Trinh | |
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Representing beliefs in fluent calculus | Afsaneh Shirazi | |
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Frame problem and Bayesian Networks | Brian Hlubocky | |
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Learning in Bayesian Networks / Learning to reason / hardness of approximate reasoning | Steve Lauderberg | |
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Case-factor diagrams for structured probabilistic modeling | Tony Bergstron |
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| Comments to Eyal Amir |