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OverviewInstructor: Henry Kautz Office: 417 Sieg Hall Office hours: Monday 2-3pm or by appointment Teaching Assistant: Don Patterson Text: Stuart Russell & Peter Norvig, Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach Chess Tournament:
Homework 3A posted 11/5/01 due 11/14/01: Word , HTML Solution Set Homework 3B posted 11/15/01 due 11/23/01: Word , OpenOffice , Postscript , Acrobat PDF , Text , Html Download the binary here: Linux Tarball/bzip2 I liked Rick's solution because it only had a move and a push predicate. This requires more work in general because you have to specify more facts, but Rick made a script to transform an ASCII representation into a PDDL file which eliminated the pain and increased the elegance. Rick Cox's solution Sangyun had a similar solution that was also nice. Sokoban Domain file, Sokoban Problem 3 file Homework 4a posted 11/28/01 due 12/13/01: PDFSolution Set Homework 4b posted 11/28/01 due 12/17/01: TEXT Resources: A program to discretize a data set. discretize.pl C4.5: c4.5 Programs to perform cross-validation. cv.pl which uses ca.pl and driver (sample) and Datasets(provided by Nick Deibel) updated 09:38 12/10/01: Click Here Schedule:
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