Please tell me the best Artificial Intelligence and C# book. Which is free downloadable.
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Thats a pretty strict criteria, your best bet to meet AI, C#, and Free as in beer, is to just find some online content about AI, preferably done in a managed language (Java, Managed C++, etc) as thats the closest thing to C#
I'm guessing your going to find most AI code examples in LISP, and I'm not sure how difficult it would be to translate Lisp to C#, as I've never done it myself.
Neil N
2009-02-20 15:53:06
It's not that hard IF you already know both.
Nathan Sanders
2009-02-21 19:37:09
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I can't comment on Neil's answer yet since I don't have the rep, but here's a link to various Lisp implementations for C#. This might help you out if you go the path he suggested.
-MBirchmeier
MBirchmeier
2009-02-20 16:12:46
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AI concepts are generally independent of language, so you don't need to look specifically for a C# book. If you understand the ideas, it should be easy to implement them in any language. I would just search for AI content in general; here are some good links to get you started:
Artificial Intelligence - A Modern Approach - this has a lot of useful code samples in Lisp, Python, Java, etc as well as sample chapters from the book. There's also a huge directory of interesting AI links.
Introduction to Machine Learning - These are some free course notes from Stanford that are worth a look.
Neural Network FAQ - from Usenet, this is chock full of information and references on neural networks.
Kiv
2009-02-20 16:16:10
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AI and C# books dont come together , as far as i have seen . Lisp is pretty much the defacto standard as mentioned in the previous comments.
Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence is a good book that goes with practical approach.Starting with teaching all the lisp you need to know.
MIkhail
2010-10-10 13:42:08