Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems

In classical artificial intelligence and machine learning fields, the aim is to teach a certain program to find the most convenient and efficient way of solving a particular problem. However, these approaches are not suitable for simulating the evolution of human intelligence, since intelligence is...

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Main Authors: Bálint Fazekas, Attila Kiss
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Language:English
Published: World Scientific Publishing 2020-08-01
Series:Vietnam Journal of Computer Science
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Online Access:http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2196888820500128
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spelling doaj-1372df574e6f42edb7e56ecda5c806532020-11-25T03:16:24ZengWorld Scientific PublishingVietnam Journal of Computer Science2196-88882196-88962020-08-017320922910.1142/S219688882050012810.1142/S2196888820500128Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented SystemsBálint Fazekas0Attila Kiss1Department of Information Systems, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, HungaryDepartment of Information Systems, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, HungaryIn classical artificial intelligence and machine learning fields, the aim is to teach a certain program to find the most convenient and efficient way of solving a particular problem. However, these approaches are not suitable for simulating the evolution of human intelligence, since intelligence is a dynamically changing, volatile behavior, which greatly depends on the environment an agent is exposed to. In this paper, we present several models of what should be considered, when trying to simulate the evolution of intelligence of agents within a given environment. We explain several types of entropies, and introduce a dominant function model. By unifying these models, we explain how and why our ideas can be formally detailed and implemented using object-oriented technologies. The difference between our approach and that described in other papers also — approaching evolution from the point of view of entropies — is that our approach focuses on a general system, modern implementation solutions, and extended models for each component in the system.http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2196888820500128simulationintelligence evolutionobject-orientedjavagis
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Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
Vietnam Journal of Computer Science
simulation
intelligence evolution
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java
gis
author_facet Bálint Fazekas
Attila Kiss
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title Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
title_short Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
title_full Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
title_fullStr Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of Intelligence Evolution in Object-Oriented Systems
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publisher World Scientific Publishing
series Vietnam Journal of Computer Science
issn 2196-8888
2196-8896
publishDate 2020-08-01
description In classical artificial intelligence and machine learning fields, the aim is to teach a certain program to find the most convenient and efficient way of solving a particular problem. However, these approaches are not suitable for simulating the evolution of human intelligence, since intelligence is a dynamically changing, volatile behavior, which greatly depends on the environment an agent is exposed to. In this paper, we present several models of what should be considered, when trying to simulate the evolution of intelligence of agents within a given environment. We explain several types of entropies, and introduce a dominant function model. By unifying these models, we explain how and why our ideas can be formally detailed and implemented using object-oriented technologies. The difference between our approach and that described in other papers also — approaching evolution from the point of view of entropies — is that our approach focuses on a general system, modern implementation solutions, and extended models for each component in the system.
topic simulation
intelligence evolution
object-oriented
java
gis
url http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2196888820500128
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