Rete Algorithm

Artificial Intelligence by Prof. Deepak Khemani,Department of Computer Science and Engineering,IIT Madras.For more details on NPTEL visit nptel.ac.in
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[@nakiradu77]

I'm here because I used NRule library in C# to build a search engine for my company and I had to refresh my college knowledge about this particular algorithm, very useful, thank you very much professor !

[@GusBLima]

A very interesting ruled-based net to solve simple daily problems. :D

[@kunjalsujalshah1992]

The professor is indeed a very knowledgeable person!

[@fezo1]

Thank you Professor Khemani!

[@diegonayalazo]

Thanks for sharing

[@vivekm2674]

No one is asking any questions because no one is understanding anything. The presentation and organization of material can be greatly improved. These days lectures from colleges like Stanford and UCLA can be found online. Indian professors must watch those and learn how to present material in an interesting and relatable way to these young students. The professor needs to engage the students. Although I must admit, the content in the lecture is good. This is how I would rate this Content: 7/10 Presentation: 2/10

[@GavinKing_AKA_plumpNation]

Thank goodness someone else can see this. The presentation style creates more questions than answers. I feel sorry for students who have to learn in this manner.

[@xarzu]

at 20:04 someone off camera says "Crispy"

[@ishansrt]

can't hear it