CISC 481/681 Artificial Intelligence
Home Page Fall 2010

http://www.cis.udel.edu/~mccoy/courses/cisc4-681.10f/

Written Homeworks

• Homework Extra Credit -- Graphplan -- [PDF], Due Tuesday, December 14, 2010 at 5:00pm.


• Homework 4 -- Bayes Nets -- [PDF] due Tuesday, December 7th, 2010. Solutions: [PDF].


• Homework 3 -- Logic and Resolution -- [PDF], Due Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Solutions: [PDF].


• Homework 2 -- Game Trees -- [PDF], Due Tuesday, November 9, 2010.


• Homework 1 -- Search -- [PDF], Due Tuesday, October 5th. Solutions [PDF for 1 & 3] and [PDF for 2]


• Homework 0 -- Lisp -- [PDF], Due Tuesday, September 14, 2010
• prog0.lisp
• Graham Chapter 1
• Graham Chapter 2

Programming Assignments

• Program 4 [PDF], Due Thursday, Decmeber 2, 2010. (Learning with Decision Trees)
  Two sets of data are used for this assignment.
  The Balloons files are explained in the files balloons.info and balloons.names. Associated with these are 4 different data files (which all follow the pattern described in the above two files). The individual data sets are: yellow-small.data, adult-stretch.data, adult+stretch.data, and yellow-small+adult-stretch.data.
  The zoo data set can be found in zoo.info, zoo.names, and zoo.data.



• Program 3 [PDF], Due Thursday, November 11, 2010 -- Constraint Satisfaction
  



• Program 2 - Part 1 [PDF], Due Tuesday, October 12, 2010 -- 35 Points (Graphsearch)
  For this you will need to use the graphsearch package defined in graphsearch.lisp; a test graph that can be searched using the package can be found in search-test.lisp.



• Program 1 PDF, Due Tuesday, September 28, 2010. (Lisp Functions) Solutions (lisp file).

Lisp Programming Resources

• Some documentation for running sbcl on the EECIS machines: PostScript PDF

• Free Lispworks Personal Edition for Windows Download
• On-line Reference Manuals for Lispworks

• An HTML version of the official ANSI specification for Lisp. Complete reference definitions for everything (but not a tutorial, obviously!) This can be a bit hard to read, see the next source for a wordier description
  • Table of Contents.
  • Highlights (alternate Table of Contents).
  • Master Index.
  • Index of all words in language (variables, function names, etc).

• Paul Graham's Lisp Resources

• Some other on-line Lisp Tutorials

  • Marty Hall's Learning Common Lisp Page.
  • ELM-ART, an interactive  Lisp Tutor. You can do the examples, and the program will critique your work! Uses a fancy interactive WWW server written in Lisp, what else :-)