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17. Representing Intelligence

Geoff Hulten1 
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Lynnwood, Washington, USA
 

Intelligence maps between context and predictions, kind of like a function call:

<prediction> = IntelligenceCall(<context>)

Intelligence can be represented all sorts of ways. It can be represented by programs that test lots of conditions about the context. It can be represented by hand-labeling specific contexts with correct answers and storing them in a lookup table. It can be represented by building models with machine learning . And, of course, it can be represented by a combination of these techniques.

This chapter will discuss the criteria for deciding what representation ...

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