1. Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making
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Herbin, Stephane, Farges, Jean-Loup, Dragos, Valentina, Sylvain, Gatepaille, Kervarc, Romain, Ariane, Piel, El Fallah Seghrouchni, Amal, Grivault, Ludovic, Teichteil-Koenigsbuch, Florent, Poveda, Guillaume, Pralet, Cedric, Roussel, Stephanie, Jaubert, Jean, Queyrel, Julien, Boniol, Frederic, Chan-Hon-Tong, Adrien, Eudes, Alexandre, Le Besnerais, Guy, Pagetti, Claire, Sanfourche, Martial, Nugue, Matthieu, Roche, Jean-Michel, Trottier, Camille, Devillers, Robin, Pichillou, Julien, Boulch, Alexandre, Hurmane, Antoine, Colin Koeniguer, Elise, Le Saux, Bertrand, Trouve, Pauline, Caye Daudt, Rodrigo, Audebert, Nicolas, Brigot, Guillaume, Godet, Pierre, Le Teurnier, Benjamin, Carvalho, Marcela, Castillo-Navarro, Javiera, Mylvaganam, Thulasi, and Piet-Lahanier, Helene
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SOFT AND SENSOR DATA ,SPACE TELESCOPE ,SHADOWGRAPHY ,COREGISTRATION ,DEFENSE ,EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ,COMBINATORIAL OPTIMIZATION ,SEMANTIC SEGMENTATION ,DETECTION ,EARTH OBSERVATION ,INFORMATION FLOW PROCESSING ,FORMATION FLIGHT ,SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION ,STREAM REASONING ,AIRBORNE PLATFORM ,WEAK LEARNING ,COMPLEX EVENT PROCESSING ,KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND REASONING ,DECISION MAKING ,MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS ,CHRONICLES ,SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTAL DATA ,ROBUST CONTROL ,DEEP LEARNING ,SEMANTIC MEDIATION ,PLANNING ,SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE ,SCHEDULING ,FORMATION PATH PLANNING ,COMPUTER VISION ,CRACK DETECTION ,GAME THEORY ,ONTOLOGY ,CHANGE DETECTION ,MULTI-SENSORS ,MULTI-AGENT ,AEROSPACE ,COLLABORATIVE GRAPH SEARCH ,ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ,MACHINE LEARNING ,CONSENSUS ,DYNAMIC FUSION ,IMAGE QUALITY ENHANCEMENT ,AERONAUTICAL CERTIFICATION ,3D - Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is currently an inescapable keyword in computer science given its predicted huge contribution to the global economy [1] or to the whole society [2, 3], as argued in many recent white papers or reports. Its techniques are expected to provide efficient ways to deal with heterogeneous and voluminous numerical environments and data, help or even improve decision making, and automate complex functions. The aeronautics, spatial and defense domain (ASD) is impacted by this evolution [4]. AI is a research field with a complex history and numerous areas. It is customary to divide these into two trends: Formal and logical, which rely on models, knowledge representation and solvers; Empirical, which rely on data, statistical estimation and inference. Although this last trend mainly drives what is sometimes referred to as the third wave of AI, with Machine Learning playing the key role of a general design principle, it cannot fully solve all problems: data can be rare and costly in the ASD domain, where the requirements of reliability and predictability are often very high. The present issue of the Aerospace Lab journal contains several examples of AI research, from rather specific studies to more general position papers or surveys, which exemplifies these two traditions and, eventually, their possible combination., AerospaceLab Journal, Issue 15, September 2020; ISSN: 2107-6596
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- 2020
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