STUDY ON ROLE OF LOGIC IN AI18 AND PROBLEM SOLVING USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Machine LearningAbstract
Artificial intelligence plays a vital role in the field of research of management science and operational research areas.Artificial Intelligence is made up of 2 beautiful phrases Artificial and Intelligence, with artificial referring to "man-made" and Intelligence referring to "thinking power" therefore AI refers to "a man-made thinking power”.AI is a research and a field of computer science.Create a machine with programmed algorithm which can work with own intelligence, which is an awesomeness of AI. In AIdomain examine the problem solving is the best standard which will examine clever undertaking to robotize the decryption of progression of this problem statement to be understand thoroughly. Different problem solving techniques have been brought forth in AI domain, for the most part by focusing on a specific reasoning way to deal with handle a specific class of problems. Examples like Machine Learning (ML), Constraint Solving (CS) and Theorem Demonstrating(TD) give ground-breaking approaches to solve AI problem statements.
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