In any domain whatsoever, urban, physiographical etc.. And if yes,
what was the objective
what were the consequences
any theory formulation
if no,
are there any current attempt going on ?
scope of AI in geography!
Thank you for reading.
Just as a talking point ...
Neural Networks may be a kind of artificial intelligence but really of a directed sort. For most, AI is a computer based intelligence capable of adding to its knowledge base through experience. Strictly, for some, that knowledge acquisition would be part of a self-awareness has yet to be demonstrated. Some would argue that even the best self-learning programs, or those that beat a chess master, are not "artificial intelligence" in that they're narrowly focused upon a single area in which the appearance of intellience belies the limits of the tasks the program is capable of. Artificial savants might be a better descriptor.
Some have suggested that artificial intelligence more accurately describes the actions of politicians who (nameless, here) pretend to a knowledge and understand but who lack either in the realm of legal, politicial, or social complexities.
Wow, i am amazed to know the progress, thank you Alessandro ,this is what Charles Darwin or Ratzel , trained in computer science would have done.Nonetheless human behavior is hard to predict, i am curious to know the success rate (in percentage) our quantitative geographers are able to achieve in the implementation of NN based pattern prediction. I might as well use some translator for italian text , i see your hard work there. Its great.
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