artificial qualitative programming intelligence

books:

Machine Learning and Data Mining: Methods and Applications

1 review

Wiley, 1998

The mother lode for data miners.
The world is awash in poorly constructed databases. Enormous amounts of information are daily stuffed into tiny tables until they are full to bursting, and the researcher's job becomes a trip mining a nutty world of frenzied displays. Those from industry and academia who work with data and wish to understand recent developments in pattern discovery, data mining, and inductive modeling ...

Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence

9 reviews
Ivan Bratko

Addison-Wesley Pub (Sd), 1990

Great book for learning AI with Prolog, but....
... a horrible Prolog tutorial. This is not a good first book on Prolog. If you are new to Prolog and Logic Programming, you should read 'Art of Prolog' first. Prolog is quite different from other languages, and you'll need some time to get it. This book doesn't give you that time: after briefly introducing the basic concepts, Bratko dives at breakneck speed into recursion and list processing. ...

Kardio: A Study in Deep and Qualitative Knowledge for Expert Systems
Ivan Bratko, Igor Mozetic, ...

The MIT Press, 1989

This book is the first detailed account of the development of a complex and successful expert system based on deep and qualitative knowledge. It shows how the qualitative modeling approach, using logic based representations and machine learning techniques, can be used to construct knowledge bases whose complexity is far beyond the capability of traditional, dialogue based techniques of knowledge acquisition. The relevant techniques are ...