Attitudes of Knowledge and Common Sense

Mental Attitudes and Common Sense Psychology: the Case against Elimination

Extracting Common Sense Knowledge from Wikipedia

Much of the natural language text found on the web contains various kinds of generic or “common sense” knowledge, and this information has long been recognized by artificial intelligence as an important supplement to more formal approaches to building Semantic Web knowledge bases. Consequently, we are exploring the possibility of automatically identifying “common sense” statements from unrestri...

Cooperation for DAI through Common-Sense Knowledge

The goal of the Antares Project at MCC is to develop methods that enable separately developed knowledge-based systems to cooperate in solving problems beyond the capabilities of any one of the knowledge-based systems. There have been many previous attempts to develop distributed systems of cooperating experts (see [8] for a comprehensive summary of these). For the most part, these attempts have...

Transferring Common-Sense Knowledge for Object Detection

We propose the idea of transferring common-sense knowledge from source categories to target categories for scalable object detection. In our setting, the training data for the source categories have bounding box annotations, while those for the target categories only have image-level annotations. Current state-of-the-art approaches focus on image-level visual or semantic similarity to adapt a d...

Information-Dependent Games: Can Common Sense Be Common Knowledge?

This paper attempts to study the consistency of several basic gametheoretic axioms. We focus on two of these: _q_qmmon_.knowledge (CK) and common sense (CS). Common knowledge assumes that the game itself and all other game-theoretic axioms imposed on the model are common knowledge~ Common sense assumes that when a player has a strictly dominant strategy, he/she will play it. We use the followin...