Glossary

A Semantic Network is a framework conveying knowledge by illustrating relationships between ideas in a network-like layout, using nodes for concepts and edges for the semantic connections.

The Semantic Web is a revolutionary technology engendering a web of data enriched with meaning and semantics. This enables machines to understand, process, and interpret the web content more intelligently than traditional HTML or XML formats.

The Rouge Score is a vital metric in document translation and summarization model evaluation. It uses n-gram statistics, word overlap ratios, and other similarity methods to measure the effectiveness of system-generated outputs against human-created references.

Scaling Laws For Large Language Models dictate how performance improves as model size, data volume, and computations increase during the training of these advanced AI models.

Rule-Based Systems in AI refers to algorithmic methods where decisions or actions are automated based on predefined sets of rules or conditions. It’s central to AI programming.

Satisfiability, in AI and computer science, deals with discerning if a Boolean formula can be fulfilled with a specific interpretation, influencing the truth values of variable assignments.