A Model of Human Activity Automatization as a Basis of Artificial Intelligence Systems

A. Bielecki
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In this paper, a human activity automatization phenomenon is analyzed as a process as a result of which a cognitive structure is replaced by the equivalent reflexive structure. Such replacement plays an essential role as a mechanism that optimizes human mental processes according to their energetic and time consuming aspects. The main goal of the studies described in this paper is working out the algorithm that enables us to create the analogous mechanism in artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The solution would enable us to use in real time systems such AI systems, that, so far, could not have been used due to their high time consumption. The information metabolism theory (IMT) is the basis for the analysis. A cybernetic model of automatization, based on IMT, is introduced. There have been specified conditions according to which such solution is profitable. An automatization-type mechanism has been applied to IP traffic scanner and to a mutiagent system. As a result, time and memory properties of the systems have been improved significantly.
作为人工智能系统基础的人类活动自动化模型
本文将人类活动自动化现象分析为认知结构被等效的反身结构所取代的过程。这种替代作为一种机制发挥着至关重要的作用,它根据人类心理过程的精力和时间消耗方面来优化它们。本文所描述的研究的主要目标是制定算法,使我们能够在人工智能(AI)系统中创建类似的机制。该解决方案将使我们能够使用实时系统,如人工智能系统,到目前为止,由于它们的高时间消耗而无法使用。信息代谢理论(IMT)是分析的基础。介绍了一种基于IMT的自动化控制模型。根据特定的条件,这种解决方案是有利可图的。在IP流量扫描和多智能体系统中应用了一种自动化机制。因此,系统的时间和存储性能得到了显著改善。
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IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental Development
IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental Development COMPUTER SCIENCE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-ROBOTICS
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