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- Agent
- Augment
- Aviation gas turbine
- Agent (crm)
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Agent, английский
- The decision-maker in a principal-agent relationship.
- Someone who has authority to act for another
- Агент
- Агент; реагент; компонент
- Хозяйственная единица; агент (в снс), см. transactor; economic unit; activity unit
- See knowbot.
- 1. a chemical substance which makes another substance react 2. a substance or organism which causes a disease or condition 3. a person who acts as a representative of another person or carries out some kinds of work on his or her behalf
- One who is empowered to enter into binding transactions on behalf of another (usually called the principal).
- N агенс4 (см. тж. patient) noun, suffix
- In physics, expresses that by which a thing is done or effected.—navy agent is a deputy employed to pass accounts, transact business, and receive pay or other monies, in behoof of the officers and crew, and to apply the proceeds as directed by them.— agent victuallers, officers appointed to the charge of provisions at our foreign ports and stations, to contract for, buy, and regulate, under the authority of the commissioners of the navy. (see negligence.)—prize agent, one appointed for the sale of prizes, and nominated in equal numbers by the commander, the officers, and the ship`s company.
- The mom/sce component installed on computers to perform management tasks on those computers. the agent communicates with the sce management server, sending data from the managed computers to the management server and downloading data from the management server to the managed computer. agent (n)
- Independent acting sections of code and data that represent active interacting pieces of a model or system.
- Сущность, которая воспринимает свое окружение и предпринимает действия, увеличивающие его шансы на успешное достижение своих целей.
- A party appointed to act on behalf of a principal entity or person. in context of project financing, refers to the bank in charge of administering the project financing.
- One who is not an attorney but may act for or in place of a patent applicant(s) before the u.s. patent and trademark office (uspto).
- A person authorized to act for and under the direction of another person when dealing with third parties. the person who appoints an agent is called the principal. an agent can enter into binding agreements on the principal’s behalf and may even create liability for the principal if the agent causes harm while carrying out his or her duties. see also attorney-in-fact.
- Агент, представитель, посредник
Augment, английский
- Повышать, увеличивать, возрастать
- N грм. приращение, аугмент
Aviation gas turbine, английский
Авиационная газовая турбина
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Alpac, английский
Artificial intelligence, английский
- Искусственный интеллект
- Generally, artificial intelligence is the field concerned with developing techniques to allow computers to act in a manner that seems like an intelligent organism, such as a human would. the aims vary from the weak end, where a program seems "a little smarter" than one would expect, to the strong end, where the attempt is to develop a fully conscious, intelligent, computer-based entity. the lower end is continually disappering into the general computing background, as the software and hardware evolves. see also: artificial life. artificial intelligence in medicine (aim) aim is an acronym for artificial intelligence in medicine. it is considered part of medical informatics. see also: http://www.coiera.com/aimd.htm
- A branch of computer science concerned with the programming of computers so that they exhibit apparently intelligent behavior, e.g., the design of robots, chess playing automata or theorem proving machines. branches of artificial intelligence are pattern recognition, problem-solving, language processing and game playing. the only moderate success of reproducing human intelligence has nevertheless stimulated considerable insights into human cognitive processes and the use of computer metaphors in theories of mental activities is rampant (->anthropomorphism).
- Моделируемая (искусственно воспроизводимая) интеллектуальная деятельность мышления человека.
- The creation of models that mimic thought processes. see: neural networks, fuzzy logic, and genetic algorithms.
- Computer systems designed to mimic human intelligence. capabilities include reasoning, learning, problem-solving, perception, speech recognition, natural language processing, knowledge representation, planning, and more.
- The branch of computer science concerned with making computers behave like humans. artificial intelligence is much feted but its talents boil down to a superhuman ability to spot patterns in large volumes of data. in an hr setting artificial intelligence may be helpful to remove biases in decision making.
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