Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling

Logic program and neural networks are two important perspectives in artificial intelligence. The major domain of neuro-symbolic integration is designed by the theory are usually known as deductive systems which less such elements of human reasoning as adaptation, learning and self-organisation. Mean...

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Main Authors: Sathasivam , Saratha, Velavan, Muraly
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2018
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author Sathasivam , Saratha
Velavan, Muraly
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description Logic program and neural networks are two important perspectives in artificial intelligence. The major domain of neuro-symbolic integration is designed by the theory are usually known as deductive systems which less such elements of human reasoning as adaptation, learning and self-organisation. Meanwhile, neural networks, known as a mathematical model of neurons in the human brain, and have various abilities, and moreover, they also provide parallel computations and therefore can perform some calculations quicker than classical learning algorithms. Hopfield network is a feedback (recurrent) neural network, consisting of a set of N interconnected neurons which each neurons are linked to all others in all the directions. It has synaptic strength pattern which involve Lyapunov function E (energy function) for energy minimization events. It operates as content addressable memory systems with binary or bipolar threshold units
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spelling usm-410972018-07-19T01:33:15Z http://eprints.usm.my/41097/ Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling Sathasivam , Saratha Velavan, Muraly QA1-939 Mathematics Logic program and neural networks are two important perspectives in artificial intelligence. The major domain of neuro-symbolic integration is designed by the theory are usually known as deductive systems which less such elements of human reasoning as adaptation, learning and self-organisation. Meanwhile, neural networks, known as a mathematical model of neurons in the human brain, and have various abilities, and moreover, they also provide parallel computations and therefore can perform some calculations quicker than classical learning algorithms. Hopfield network is a feedback (recurrent) neural network, consisting of a set of N interconnected neurons which each neurons are linked to all others in all the directions. It has synaptic strength pattern which involve Lyapunov function E (energy function) for energy minimization events. It operates as content addressable memory systems with binary or bipolar threshold units 2018-06 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/41097/1/saratha_icm_2018.pdf Sathasivam , Saratha and Velavan, Muraly (2018) Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling. In: International Conference on Mathematics 2018, June 29 -30, 2018, Thrissur, Kerala, India. https://www.imrfedu.org/icm2018
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Sathasivam , Saratha
Velavan, Muraly
Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title_full Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title_fullStr Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title_full_unstemmed Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title_short Neuro Symbolic Integration and Agent Based Modelling
title_sort neuro symbolic integration and agent based modelling
topic QA1-939 Mathematics
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