For questions related to the design of AI agents, algorithms, or models. If your question is about designing neural networks, reward functions, or fitness functions, you can use the associated more specific tags "neural-network-design", "reward-design" and "fitness-design", respectively.
Questions tagged [ai-design]
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How important is true randomness in AI designs?
How important is true (non-pseudo) randomness in Artificial Intelligence designs? Is there any chance that pseudo-randomness could be a barrier to more successful designs?
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State of the art and possible development of judging AIs in laws field
I'd like a general explanation of that in AIs that were to mimic judges, prosecutors or lawyers, on very general terms they would act on this way for each case:
A judge AI would give a verdict, having the following input:
All sources of law that…
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Feasibility of an AI assistant to expedite game development?
Basically, an AI that can create, rig, and texture 3d models and game environments (by extrapolating from collections of reference models, according to user input), and that can set up physics and mechanics (assuming that the AI has access to a 3d…
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What model to use for fully unbalanced data?
I am working on an anti-fraud project. In the project, we are trying to predict the fraud user in the out time data set. But the fraud user has a very low ratio, only 3%. We expect a model with a precision more than 15%.
I tried Logistic Regression,…
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Is "emotion" ever used in AI?
Is "emotion" ever used in AI?
Psychologists have a lot to say about emotion and it's functional utility for survival - but I've never seen any AI research that uses something resembling "emotion" inside an algorithm. (Yes, there's some work done on…
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What are the (general) sizes of AlphaGo and Deep Blue?
I'm trying to get a gauge on just how big the programs and databases are these automata. I understand that this is a changing number, particularly in regard to Machine Learning.
Q: How large was Deep Blue when it beat Gary Kasparov?
Q: How big was…
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How to make a bot to learn from previous games
How to train a bot, given a series of games in which he did (initially random) actions, to improve its behavior based on previous experiences?
The bot has some actions: e.g. shoot, wait, move, etc. It's a turn based "game" in which, for know, I'm…
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What can model everything?
I've been thinking about what "mathematical model" can be used to model every possible thing (including itself).
Examples: a simple neuron network models a function but doesn't model an algorithm. A list of instructions models an algorithm but…
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How to handle multiple types of decisions?
In lots of games there are multiple phases or decision points that are not similar yet seem to have a dependency on one another when taking the perspective of the overall strategy of the player. A couple examples I thought up:
In a simple draw…
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How is creativity generated in a currently rule based neural network?
I recently became interested in how creativity is generated in NN. My understanding of NNs is that the output always known, given that it they are trained with target values, but how does one train a network to be creative, I mean in such cases…
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How to approach abstract art image AI captioning
I tried sachin/vit2distilgpt2 to caption an abstract image I have, and it seemed to output a blank string for the caption. I'm new to this, but my goal is to caption some of my abstract artwork - for instance describe the colors, sharpness,…
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Can a program that requires feedback be considered an AI?
If I create a program which takes an input, gives an output and then requires a response to let it know whether the answer it gave was any good does it count as AI?
If not, what is the process of AI? Does it not always need specific parameters? For…
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Excel in multiple formats
I want to use AI to extract data from spreadsheets in different format.
Example
Shop Name Product 1. Product 2. Product 3.
Shop Name
Product 1.
Product 2.
Product 3.
We will teach the algorithm the name of the profits and shops but it needs to…
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Can an AI simulate someone that is diagnosed as "Special Needs"?
Do you think it would be possible to train an AI in such a way as to mimic/simulate someone that is diagnosed as "Special Needs"?
Why? Most diagnosis and treatments for people today are subjective, sure it's what a group of like-minded…
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Has any research been done to solve word searches with AI?
A simple word search seems too simple to solve with a computer AI. But what I'm interested is how human's solve it. They build up strategies over the course of solving the puzzle. For example:
1) first just look to see if any words "jump out".
2)…
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