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I'm not an expert in algorithms involving AI, but the ones I've been exposed share the characteristic of being brute force with giant if-then-else trees of poss
by capkutay 13y ago
I'm not an expert in algorithms involving AI, but the ones I've been exposed share the characteristic of being brute force with giant if-then-else trees of possible decisions for the computer to make. It seems like any possible outcome a human can't for see will not be picked up by a computer either.
- saosebastiao 13y agoWhich ones are you talking about? I have only a superficial exposure to them (mostly Expert Systems, Machine Learning, and Optimization contexts) but none of the ones I have seen come anything close to if-then-else trees. Okay...maybe Random Forests, but they are only if-then-else trees in the evaluation/prediction stage.
- capkutay 13y agoI meant search trees such as the ones used in minimax. I think of it as "if-then-else" in more of a colloquial sense, may be an incorrect description.