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Title Re-uniting AI, a new course for the AI Master "Combining Symbolic and Statistical AI"
Abstract AI has long suffered from being split in (at least) two schools, the symbolic and the non-symbolic. Until recently, those two schools of thought were barely communicating. In the recent year or two there has been an inspiring wave of attempts to combine the two schools of thought, trying to combine the strong points of both. As part of the joint VU/UvA Master in AI, we (Annette, Sara and me) are teaching a new seminar-course where with a limited number of students we will read the recent literature on combine symbolic and statistical AI. In this WAI presentation I want to outline the course, present some of the literature we will read in the course, and hopefully get inspiration from you on other literature to read and possible student projects to do.

Other presentations by Frank van Harmelen

DateTitle
04 September 2006
28 January 2008
03 November 2008 When to stop? Cognitive science research on rules for stopping and switching tasks
08 June 2009
17 May 2010 eventually almost correct reasoning
21 November 2011
25 June 2012
15 April 2013
20 January 2014 The Large Scale Structure of Knowledge
31 August 2015
11 January 2016 The Big Ideas in Computing
11 January 2016
12 September 2016 AI for Human Values
06 February 2017 Re-uniting AI, a new course for the AI Master "Combining Symbolic and Statistical AI"