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Speaking of which, there is radio silence about the AIMA 4e in the community. No one appears to talk about it, no one appears to use it, no appears to be praisi
by fizixer 6y ago
Speaking of which, there is radio silence about the AIMA 4e in the community. No one appears to talk about it, no one appears to use it, no appears to be praising it, or criticizing it. It doesn't exist.
Fine then.
- wglb 6y agoCurious. I found it extremely informative, particularly after Semantic Information Retrieval (“We just need more memory” No, that is not enough) and another book by feignbaum and feldman https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/computers-and-thought-1 https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/computers-and-thought-1.
- jph00 6y agoAt $160 it's quite a lot to ask...
- tasubotadas 6y agoAIMA is too big and contains to many irrelevant approaches for modern AI.
- atty 6y agoThe physical book is quite expensive - I am personally waiting for an ebook version, either pdf or ePub. I think right now you can only get a DRM’ed version through a service called vitalsource? I will not be supporting a textbook DRM platform just to read it.
- StrangeDoctor 6y agoI’m currently working through it, first printing off amazon (expensive, only place I could find it in stock) has a fair number of errors but they are being resolved timely. The main issue right now is that all of the exercises have been removed from the book and placed online, but are a complete mess. The Pearson site has a release date for the exercises in 2021. Compared to my 3e it feels streamlined and easier to approach, but still comprehensive.
- unishark 6y agoWe use it for "AI" classes (as in literally the class with this title, as opposed to machine learning and other narrower jargon). I think most everyone does. The class itself is kind of a spork though, not really useful when you have classes for the more modern topics.