Authors: Peter Norvig and Stuart Russell Publisher: Prentice Hall Publication Date: 2002 (2nd edition) ISBN: 0-13-790395-2 Pages: 1132 Website: http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/ [NEM]: Probably the single most comprehensive undergraduate/graduate level textbook on [Artificial Intelligence]. Presents a unified view of the many sub-fields of the subject by exploring various designs for [Intelligent Agents]. Topics covered include: * Problem solving and planning using search (see e.g. [Searching A Star in Space]); * [Genetic Algorithms]; * Constraint satisfaction problems; * Decision Theory; * Knowledge Representation and First-Order Logic; * Uncertainty and Probabilistic Reasoning (including [Bayesian Networks]); * Various methods of Machine Learning and [Neural Networks]; * Perception (e.g. [Speech Recognition], vision processing); * Robotics; * Philosophy and History of AI. Check the book's website for more information including sample chapters and a full table of contents. ---- [[ [Category Book] | [Category AI] ]]