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21 March 1989 Intelligent Image Based Computer Aided Education (IICAE)
Amos Abayomi David, Odile Thiery, Marion Crehange
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Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found its way into Computer Aided Education (CAE), and there are several systems constructed to put in evidence its interesting advantages. We believe that images (graphic or real) play an important role in learning. However, the use of images, outside their use as illustration, makes it necessary to have applications such as AI. We shall develop the application of AI in an image based CAE and briefly present the system under construction to put in evidence our concept. We shall also elaborate a methodology for constructing such a system. Futhermore we shall briefly present the pedagogical and psychological activities in a learning process. Under the pedagogical and psychological aspect of learning, we shall develop areas such as the importance of image in learning both as pedagogical objects as well as means for obtaining psychological information about the learner. We shall develop the learner's model, its use, what to build into it and how. Under the application of AI in an image based CAE, we shall develop the importance of AI in exploiting the knowledge base in the learning environment and its application as a means of implementing pedagogical strategies.
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Amos Abayomi David, Odile Thiery, and Marion Crehange "Intelligent Image Based Computer Aided Education (IICAE)", Proc. SPIE 1095, Applications of Artificial Intelligence VII, (21 March 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.969295
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KEYWORDS
Artificial intelligence

Prototyping

Image processing

Image retrieval

Californium

Solid modeling

Computing systems

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