The concept of human intelligence includes several types of intellectual activity – rational thinking, emotional thinking, unconscious thinking, intuitive thinking, and automatic control of the biological systems. Rational thinking refers to the cognition of the phenomena and laws of the animate and the inanimate nature. It is realized through the processing of mostly visual images and is there...

Both clinical management of patients and clinical research are essentially time-oriented endeavors. In this paper, I emphasize the crucial role of temporal-reasoning and temporal-maintenance tasks for modern medical information and decision support systems. Both tasks are important for management of clinical data, but the first is often approached mainly through artificial-intelligence methodol...

The paper gives an introduction to behavior-based robotics and explains its prospects for industry. First, the roots of behavior-based robotics in the scientiic elds of Artiicial Life and behavior-oriented Artiicial Intelligence are presented. Based on this, the important conceptual aspects of behavior-based robotics are explained. The concepts are further motivated and illustrated with experim...

The development of programming as well as some studies in artiicial intelligence have produced their own conceptualizations used in the representation of tasks being solved and methods applied. This paper is an attempt at logic-like representation of a programming system, based on the open data model and object-oriented programming, earlier developed and extensively used by the author for vario...

Students, when entering the community of university, are faced with changes which might affect their individual-social adjustment. Individual-social adjustment will be proved by person's interaction with the environment skills and its result is that person enjoys of social interaction, positive feelings about themselves and others and leave a positive impact on others. The present study was to ...

The independence of multiple intelligences (MI) of Gardner's theory has been debated since its conception. This article examines whether the one- factor structure of the MI theory tested in previous studies is invariant for low and high ability students. Two hundred ninety-four children (aged 5 to 7) participated in this study. A set of Gardner's Multiple Intelligence assessment tasks based on ...

Computer Games are interesting test beds for research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Games usually have continuous state spaces, large action spaces and are characterized by complex relationships between components. Without applying abstraction and generalizations, learning in computer games domain becomes infeasible. Through this work, we investigate some designs that facilit...