Paradigms of artificial intelligence. A methodological and computational analysis
The referred book contributes to the discussion regarding two basic methodological paradigms, and to understanding their nature and mutual position. Namely, the author deals with the symbolic and formal approach to the artificial intelligence on one side and with the psychologically oriented approach reflected by the model of perceptron and connectionism on the other one. The main purpose of the book is to submit methodological analysis of both paradigms, to suggest criteria which any successful AI system is to fulfil, and to detect the limits of human subjects for understanding and cognition reflected by the scientific endeavour in building AI models. The book is divided into three parts devoted to both paradigms and their methodological analysis, and it is completed by a rich list of references and subject and authors indices.
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