We consider the problem of how enormous databases of “common sense” knowledge can be both learned and utilized in reasoning in a computationally efficient manner. We propose that this is possible if the learning only occurs implicitly, i.e., without generating an explicit representation. We show that it is feasible to invoke such implicitly learned knowledge in essentially all natural tractable...

Detecting manipulated images has become an important problem in many domains (including medical imaging, forensics, journalism and scientific publication) largely due to the recent success of image synthesis techniques and the accessibility of image editing software. Many previous signal-processing techniques are concerned about finding forgery through simple transformation (e.g. resizing, rota...

COMMON SENSE REASONING ABOUT BELIEFS

An ethnomethodological approach to human activity focuses on how members accomplish some sense of orderly reality through interpretive creation. Moving from a flexible theoretical base made possible by the radical ?poque and its suspension of a given, fixed reality with attendent features such as subject-object dualism, perceptual processing, and iionreciprocal causal sequences, the ethnomethod...

Email: [email protected] Telephone: +44 (0) 7506094588 Postal Address: ECIT, Queen ́s Road, Belfast, BT3 9DT, UK Common-Sense Reasoning for Human Action Recognition 1 Jesús Martínez del Rincón, Maria J. Santofimia*, Jean-Christophe Nebel 2 # The institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT), 3 Queen’s University of Belfast, BT3 9DT, UK 4 5 * Departmen...