Jacob T. Schwartz Knihy

In this pioneering work, Schwartz and Sharir present a groundbreaking approach to the problem of object recognition in real-world situations. Drawing on insights from computational geometry, their algorithms are able to identify partially obscured objects with a high degree of accuracy. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the science of perception and pattern recognition.

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Focusing on the groundbreaking contributions of Professor Jacob T. Schwartz, this text explores computational logic and set theory through the lens of proof verification techniques. It introduces the ÆtnaNova system, a prototype for verifying mathematical proofs in set theory. Key topics include leveraging first-order theories for reasoning in computer science and mathematics, automated proof verification for large software systems, and critical proof-engineering issues. An appendix provides formalized proofs of ordinals, transitive closure properties, induction principles, and Zorn's lemma.