Knowledge
- There are some very simple purely reactive living systems. They're
called bacteria.
- A reactive system takes a stimulus and does something based on it.
- Every other living system stores knowledge and uses it.
- What is knowledge?
- That's a really hard question.
- If you're writing a program, half of the problem is figuring out
how to represent the knowledge.
- Deformed Checker Board Example.
- There are different ways to store knowledge.
- Some that you know about are programming variables, integers,
booleans, reals, text.
- You can bind things together in objects, this is similar to
a frame (which we'll talk about in a few lectures.)
- You can have basic symbols and make relationships between them
which is semantic nets and we'll talk about this next week.
- You can have working memory
- You can have rules
- You can have logics