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A rigorous, deeply analytical dive into the mathematical foundations of how machines handle uncertainty. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Representing and reasoning with probabilistic knowledge.
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The logic of knowledge bases
Hector J. Levesque
A rigorous, intellectually demanding exploration of how abstract knowledge can be formalized and processed by machines.
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A grammatical view of logic programming
Pierre Deransart · 1993
A rigorous, deeply cerebral exploration of the mathematical elegance underlying computational logic and formal grammars.
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Artificial intelligence
Patrick Henry Winston · 1977
A foundational, methodical journey into the symbolic roots of machine intelligence.
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Artificial intelligence
Peter Norvig · 1995
A monumental, intellectually rigorous journey through the architecture of machine intelligence and rational agency.
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Logic programming
Ross A. Overbeek
A rigorous, deeply cerebral exploration of the mathematical frameworks that underpin computational logic and programming.
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Game theory
Guillermo Owen · 1968
A rigorous, cerebral exploration of the mathematical frameworks behind strategic interaction.
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Artificial intelligence
George F. Luger · 1993
A rigorous, foundational journey into the logic and architecture of early machine intelligence.
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Mathematics and plausible reasoning
Gyorgy Polya · 1954
A masterclass in the art of intellectual discovery, revealing the intuitive leaps and educated guesses that precede rigorous proof.
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Knowledge-based tutoring
William J. Clancey
A deep, methodical dive into the foundational logic of teaching machines how to teach humans.
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Introduction to mathematical statistics
Robert V. Hogg · 1959
A rigorous, uncompromising journey into the mathematical bedrock of probability and statistical inference.
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Cognitive psychology and its implications
John R. Anderson
A rigorous, structured journey into the mechanics of the human mind, mapping exactly how we think, learn, and remember.
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Stochastic processes
J. Medhi
A rigorous, methodical journey through the mathematics of randomness and probability.
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