Welcome and Introduction to the Course MSE 2400 EaLiCaRA Spring 2015 Dr. Tom Way.

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Welcome and Introduction to the Course MSE 2400 EaLiCaRA Spring 2015 Dr. Tom Way

WELCOME TO EALICARA 2MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

EaLiCaRA Evolution and Learning in Computational and Robotic Agents or simply Evolution & Learning 3MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Intro to the Course About me Syllabus Web site Class meetings (lectures & labs) Laptop Participation About the subject matter 4MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

EaLiCaRA Evolution Learning Computational Agents Robotic Agents 5MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Evolution Biology - Change in the genetic composition of a population during successive generations, as a result of natural selection acting on the genetic variation among individuals, and resulting in the development of new species. 6MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Evolution General - A gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex or better form. 7MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Evolution? Where else do we see evolution in action? 8MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Learning Knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or study. Modification of a behavioral tendency by experience or exposure to conditioning. 9MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Learning? Where else do we see learning in action? 10MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Computational Agent An autonomous, computerized entity which observes and acts upon an environment and directs its activity towards achieving goals. A computer program designed to behave in some life-like manner. 11MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Computational Agent? What is a computational agent that you have used? 12MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Robotic Agent A mechanical device that sometimes resembles a human and is capable of performing a variety of often complex human tasks on command or by being programmed in advance. A machine, device or computer program that simulates a machine or device, that operates automatically or by remote control. 13MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Robotic Agent What is a robotic agent that you have used or seen being used? 14MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

First Lab Evolution – Game of Life Learning – Ants Computational Agent - ELIZA Robotic Agent – Ants 15MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Does Technology Evolve? Living systems evolve Does the same definition of “evolve” apply to technology? If so, how does technology evolve? Kevin Kelly: How technology evolvesHow technology evolves 16MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Things We Will Explore Existing software that exhibits evolution and learning Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Software-based Robots Modifying computer programs Actual Robots The Four Paradigms of Science 17MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

The Four Science Paradigms 1.Empirical Science – past 3,000 years 2.Theoretical Science – past 300 years 3.Computational Science – past 60 years 4.Data-Intensive Science – past 10 years 18MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

1. Empirical Science The first paradigm, which has lasted over the last few thousand years, was empirical science. Empirical Science describes natural phenomena. That which can be observed. What are examples? 19MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

2. Theoretical Science Over the last few hundred years, the second paradigm of theoretical science has been used. Theoretical Science uses models and generalizations to make discoveries. Theories that can be tested. What are examples? 20MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

3. Computational Science Within the last 50 to 70 years, the third paradigm of Computational science has developed. Computational Science is used to simulate complex phenomena to make discoveries. Ideas that can be imagined. 21MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

4. Data-Intensive Science “Big Data” Scientific breakthroughs powered by advanced computing capabilities that help researchers manipulate and explore massive datasets. Uncovering the heretofore unknown. What are examples? 22MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning

Assignment Homework 1 – The Fourth Paradigm See class “Schedule” web page 23MSE 2400 Evolution & Learning