INTRODUCTION MACHINE LEARNING
learning mechanisms might be employed depending on which subsystem is being changed. We will study several di erent learning methods in this book. Sensory signals Perception Actions Action Computation Model Planning and Reasoning Goals Figure 1.1: An AI System One might ask \Why should machines have to learn? Why not design ma-
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