Scientific headlines in my mind
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I think there are at least three things to keep in mind when designing an intelligent system. As an intelligent system I mean a system that chiefly is able to follow at least one of the common components of intelligence: learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, and language-understanding, to better achieve a better understanding of it's world(environment) and to exchange the received data and/or signals for solving problems and making solutions.
- The importance of data(inputs and results) accuracy and reliability for further inference.
- Scalability of methods and system design based on resources limit.
- Optimization of the computations and algorithmic steps to achieve the final results and best reasoning options.
So I divided my studies and research into the following areas to learn more and gain the necessary knowledge.
Data pre-processing
The studies I've done and published as research paper in this field:
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Modelling and Data sampling
The studies I've done and published as research paper in this field:
Combinatorial and self-supervised learning methods and algorithms
The studies I've done and published as research paper in this field:
Last update: Aug. 2021
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Intelligent systems engineer and advisor
1 年A possible hypothesis: "There is a singular reason for intelligence in biological entities and systems, which is the ability to adapt to the environment." Michael B.Khani This hypothesis suggests that the intelligence level or decision making of biological entities and systems is based on their ability to adapt to the environment. The organs and input data that the biological entities and systems use to process information, as well as the abilities of their neurological host, influence their decision making. However, the singular reason for intelligence is the ability to adapt to the environment. This hypothesis can be tested through experiments and observations. For example, you could study the behavior of different species in different environments and compare their decision making and similar reactions. You could also study the brains of different species and compare their structures and functions.