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-====== Knowledge Representation and Reasoning ====== 
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-//Systems Modelling and Data Analysis + Engineering of Intelligent Systems// 
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-**Lectures: Tuesdays, C-2, Room 429, 15:​30-17:​00** 
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-===== Lectures 2019 ===== 
-  - 02-26: CSP (MSL) 
-  - 03-05: CSP (MSL) 
-  - 03-12: CSP (MSL) 
-  - 03-19: CSP (MSL) 
-  - 03-26: KRR introduction (GJN) 
-  - 04-02: LPP (GJN) 
-  - 04-09: Planning (MSL) 
-  - 04-16: Problog (MSL) 
-  - 05-07: KR methods overview (GJN) 
-  - 05-14: RBS (GJN) 
-  - 05-21: LOD (GJN) 
-  - 05-28: DL (GJN) 
-  - 06-04: exam - zeroeth term 
-  - 06-11: 
-==== Useful Links ==== 
-  * [[http://​www.hakank.org/​|Hakank Links]] 
-  * [[http://​www.minizinc.org/​|MiniZinc]] 
-  * [[http://​www.hakank.org/​minizinc/​|Hakank on MiniZinc]] 
-  * [[http://​www.swi-prolog.org/​|SWI-Prolog]] 
-  * [[http://​www.cs.ubc.ca/​~murphyk/​Bayes/​bnintro.html|Bayes Networks]] 
-  * [[https://​dtai.cs.kuleuven.be/​problog/​|Problog]] 
-  * [[https://​potassco.org/​|ASP:​ Answer Set Programming]] 
-  * [[http://​videolectures.net/​acai05_berthold_fl/​|Fuzzy Logic]] 
-  * [[http://​www.francky.me/​doc/​course/​fuzzy_logic.pdf|Introduction to Fuzzy Logic]] 
-  * [[http://​dl.kr.org/​courses.html|Description Logics]] 
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-==== Background Material ==== 
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-   * [[http://​artint.info/​|AI Book]] 
-  *  [[http://​ai.ia.agh.edu.pl/​wiki/​pl:​prolog:​start|Prolog - page with external links]] 
-  * [[http://​web.stanford.edu/​class/​cs221/​|CS221:​ Artificial Intelligence]] 
-  * [[http://​web.stanford.edu/​class/​cs227/​|CS227:​ Knowledge Representation and Reasoning]] 
-  * [[http://​www.inzynieriawiedzy.pl/​|KRR:​ PL]] 
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-===== Laboratories ===== 
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-== Constraint Satisfaction and Discrete Optimization ==  
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-The following classes will focus on modelling of discrete optimization and constraint satisfaction problems. Student will learn how to represent correctly different problems using constraint programming techniques.  ​ 
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-  * Lab 1. [[en:​dydaktyka:​csp:​intro|Constraint Programming:​ 101]] 
-  * Lab 2.[[en:​dydaktyka:​csp:​lab1|Constraint Programming:​ Basic Problems]] 
-  * Lab 3. [[en:​dydaktyka:​csp:​lab2|Constraint Programming:​ Basic Techniques]] 
-  * Lab 4. [[en:​dydaktyka:​csp:​lab3|Constraint Programming:​ Search Modeling]] 
-  * Labs 5-6. [[en:​dydaktyka:​csp:​port_scheduling|Constraint Programming:​ Real Life Problem]] 
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-== Automated Planning == 
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-The following classes will cover automated planning problems. Student will learn how to represent planning problems using constraint programming and dedicated tools. 
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-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​planning:​intro|Automated Planning: 101]] 
-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​planning:​pddl|Automated Planning: PDDL]] 
-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​planning:​pddl2|Automated Planning: Fluents]] 
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-== Probabilistic Programming == 
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-This part of the course will present probabilistic programming --- a new programming paradigm meant to model domains uncertainty and imperfect knowledge. 
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-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​problog:​intro|Probabilistic Programming:​ 101]] 
-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​problog:​lab1|Probabilistic Programming:​ Diagnosis and Prediction]] 
-  - [[en:​dydaktyka:​problog:​lab2|Probabilistic Programming:​ Probabilistic Graphs and Decision Theory]] 
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-==== Projects ==== 
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-There are three projects to choose from: 
-  - fox-geese-corn --- simple planning problem. ​ 
-  - gangs-wars --- problem about optimal ordering of tasks. Quite simple, but it's very difficult to find the optimal solution. ​ 
-  - production-planning --- simplified problem of scheduling production at the factory. 
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-All the project are available via [[https://​gitlab.com/​agh-krr/​2018-2019|gitlab]]. 
-Instructions,​ how to do the projects are included in the ''​README.md''​ files. 
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-The deadline is simply last class in the semester. 
-While grading I will check: 
-  - if the model is correct; 
-  - if the model allows to quickly find a good solution; 
-  - if the model is comprehensible;​ 
-  - what was your work hygiene (how often did you commit, did you contact in case of a problem, etc.) 
  
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