Sentence examples for system hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In 1957 two vigorous advocates of symbolic AI Allen Newell, a researcher at the RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, California, and Herbert Simon, a psychologist and computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania summed up the top-down approach in what they called the physical symbol system hypothesis.

(ON.1) is also the ontological assumption behind the Physical Symbol System Hypothesis in AI and Cognitive Science (Newell and Simon [1976]).

It has also been suggested that if one invokes some underlying statistical dynamic law (such as the GRW law noted above), one need not posit a branch system hypothesis in addition to initial low entropy to derive the thermodynamic results.

The five major technical ideas underlying soar are: (a) the physical symbol system hypothesis; (b) cognitive architectures; (c) production systems; (d) problem spaces and least commitment control structures; and (e) continuous, impasse-driven learning.

These philosophers had begun to articulate the physical symbol system hypothesis that would become the guiding faith of AI research.

In a 1990 paper Elephants Don't Play Chess, robotics researcher Rodney Brooks took direct aim at the physical symbol system hypothesis, arguing that symbols are not always necessary since "the world is its own best model.

The analysis is performed based on three different system hypotheses: a single-zone system and a variable air volume system with and without humidity control.

The simulations of complex and dynamic systems, however, soon faced limitations due to significantly simplified (e.g. all humans have the same needs) and aggregated system hypotheses (e.g. the city as one system).

Prefrontal cortex and limbic system hypotheses are the predominant neuroanatomical hypotheses of psychosis.

However, some researchers say that all the pieces of the A-beta innate immune systems hypothesis are not in place.

The yield criterion was derived from the use of the invariants of the stress tensor, similar in constructing an isotropic yield criterion, but which contains a "three-yield-system hypothesis" specifying the state of anisotropy.