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Five cool artificial intelligence blogs you may not be aware of

March 13th, 2008 · 2 Comments

Not getting enough of an AI fix here? Check out some of these other AI blogs for news, source code sources and more.

Artificial intelligence Blog ( Mark Watson )
Artificial intelligence and robotics
Multiagent Systems
AI Game Dev
Paper of the week

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If you’re online you can learn more about artificial intelligence

September 24th, 2007 · No Comments

Video Lectures.net has flash formatted video lectures. Right now there are many on computer science including Data Mining, Data Visualization, Fuzzy Logic, Image Analysis, Information Extraction, Information Retrieval, Machine Learning ( 326 lectures! ), Robotics, The Semantic Web and Text Mining.

Or you can try one of the many MIT Computer Courses These usually list the text book, have a syllabus, lecture notes, sometimes videos and homework and test problems and solutions.

Also there is MIT’s Introduction to Neural Networks

And Introduction to Machine Learning a PDF textbook draft you can download.

There are also many documents on Machine Learning at Scribd.

UCI Machine Learning Repository has over 160 data sets for you to use to test and develop your AI.

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Algorithms, Algorithms where’s the source code?

August 31st, 2007 · No Comments

I ran across this website, Computer Programming Algorithms Directory, while looking for resources for topics on this website. It’s not very large but it’s a good collection of algorithms and source code many of which will be of interest to artificial intelligence developers.

If you are looking for quick how to do somethings use Google Code Search. I find it useful for looking up specific things I know how to do but have forgotten the details.

There is also Sourcebank which has a directory of links to source code.

And for bigger projects, many of which you can join and contribute to try Source Forge

And there’s a list to your right of source code on various topics on this site. Topics that don’t have source code here usually have the algorithms spelled out for you. See specific topics for more information.

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