Intelligence : the eye, the brain, and the computer / Martin A. Fischler, Oscar Firschein.
Publication details: Reading, Massachusetts ; Menlo park, California : Addison-Wesley, c1987.Description: xiv, 331 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cmISBN:- 0201120011 :
- 006.3 22 1
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Part one
Foundations
1. Intelligence
What is intelligence
How can intelligence be measured or evaluated?
Is man the only intelligent Animal?, etc
2The Brain and The Computer.
The human brain
The computer
Limitations on the computational ability of a logical device, etc
3. The representation of knowledge
Representation: Concepts
Representations employed in human thinking
Effectiveness of a representation, etc
Part two
cognition
4. Reasoning and Problem Solving
Human reasoning
Formal reasoning and problem solving
The deductive logic formalism
5. Learning
Human and animal learning
Similarity
Learning
6. Language and Communication
Language in Animals and man
Language and thought
Communication
7. Expert/Knowledge-Based Systems
Human experts
Production systems
Production systems
Part three
Perception
8. Version
The nature of organic vision
The evolution and physiology of organic vision
The psychology of vision
9. Computational vision
Signals-to-symbols paradigm
Low level scene analysis
Intermediate level scene analysis
Bibliography: p. 311-323,
Index : p. 325-311
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