Glossary

Computational Humor is an AI and computational linguistics intersection focusing on humor analysis and generation, accounting for timing, culture, and context.

The term “Computational Complexity of Common AI Algorithms” refers to the capacity of processing resources needed by unique algorithms, which may range from linear (O(n)) to quadratic (O(n^2)), or cubic (O(n^3)) levels based on the algorithm’s complexity.

Commonsense Reasoning in AI refers to the ability of a system to interpret everyday situations, understand relationships, and make informed judgments or decisions, mimicking human-like understanding.

This is a brief explanation of Commonsense Knowledge, the inherent understanding that helps us interact with the world, comprehend events, and understand basic objects.

A Committee Machine (ML) employs several neural networks’ responses to enhance machine learning model performance, utilizing individual model strengths.

Explore the world of Combinatorial Optimization – a math optimization sphere aimed at deriving the ideal answer from a selected group of elements.