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  • Minsky, Marvin
    Marvin Minsky

    …developed the concept of ā€œframesā€ to identify precisely the general information that must be programmed into a computer before considering specific directions. For example, if a system had to navigate through a series of rooms connected by doors, Minsky suggested that the frame would need to articulate the associated…

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    …developed the concept of ā€œframesā€ to identify precisely the general information that must be programmed into a computer before considering specific directions. For example, if a system had to navigate through a series of rooms connected by doors, Minsky suggested that the frame would need to articulate the associated…

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