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The representation of knowledge '''and''' the method to solve the problem are the twin building blocks of reason. | |||
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In a deeper sense, though, knowledge-based AI consists of knowledge representations, problem solving techniques, and architectures. | |||
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Artificial Intelligence[1]
The representation of knowledge and the method to solve the problem are the twin building blocks of reason.
- Reasoning
- Learning
- Memory
In a deeper sense, though, knowledge-based AI consists of knowledge representations, problem solving techniques, and architectures.