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Thinking in AI [0]: Why I don't need to know how to read EEG plots?

by Forrest Sheng Bao http://fsbao.net

Recently I wanna write a computer program that can diagnose a neural disease automatically from EEG data. Since I have no idea on diagnosis of this disease, those medical guys couldn't understand how I can "teach" a computer to some stuff without knowing how to it by myself.

Strong AI stalls?

by Forrest Sheng Bao http://fsbao.net

(I am very foolish and naive. So there will be tons of errors in this article. Welcome to figure them out to me.)

Last Xmas(2007), my sister Christina Zhang came from Canada to see me(coz Texas is warmer). She asked me what Artificial Intelligence is. It's fairly hard to explain AI to a high school students. But I think at least I don't understand AI well enough to explain to a kid instantly.

Compiling ASPC and ACSolver on Linux

by Forrest Sheng Bao http://fsbao.net

ACSolver is an ASP-CLP(R) solver. The language AC(R) is extent from CR-Prolog. There are some problems while compiling them on Linux. So I modified part of original code, such as head file or Makefile. The original webpage to ASPC(The inference engine) and ACSolver(solver) is here:http://www.cs.ttu.edu/~mellarko/acsolver.html

The source tar balls that work fine on Ubuntu Linux 7.10 are here:

Automated Recognition and Diagnosis of Epilepsy Using EEG

by Forrest Sheng Bao http://fsbao.net

Data sharing and cooperation

We have some long term scalp EEG data for sharing. Once I got more papers published, I will put them on the web for downloading.

At present, I am looking for some cooperation with guys working on epilepsy EEG signal analysis. Data (epilepsy, scalp interictal or interictal-ictal EEGs, with confirmed seizure focus localization information) are what I need right now. If you have sampled a lot of EEG data and are willing to cooperate with me on this or relevant research, please feel free to drop me a line. We can work on something and publish papers together.

Introduction

Solving Sudoku in DLV

by Forrest Sheng Bao http://forrest.bao.googlepages.com

There are two kind of programming languages. One is the algorithmic language, like C++ or Java. We tell algorithms to a computer by programming. Another one is the declarative language, like SQL or Prolog. We just tell the computer what we have and what we want. Then the computer will return what we want. DLV is a system to find answer set defined by A-Prolog.

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