GPS

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GPS is an early artificial intelligence program developed in the late 1950s to model human problem-solving by systematically searching for solutions in a defined problem space.

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instanceOf artificial intelligence program ⓘ
computer program ⓘ
symbolic AI system ⓘ
abbreviationFor General Problem Solver ⓘ
aim model human problem solving ⓘ
solve general classes of problems ⓘ
approach symbolic information processing ⓘ
basedOn means-ends analysis ⓘ
category cognitive simulation program ⓘ
heuristic problem solver ⓘ
coreConcept difference reduction ⓘ
problem space ⓘ
subgoaling ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
describedIn Newell and Simon’s work on human problem solving ⓘ
designGoal general problem solver ⓘ
developer Allen Newell ⓘ
Herbert A. Simon ⓘ
linked to: Herbert Simon

J. C. Shaw ⓘ
developerOrganization Carnegie Mellon University ⓘ
linked to: CMU

RAND Corporation ⓘ
developmentPeriod late 1950s ⓘ
field artificial intelligence ⓘ
cognitive science ⓘ
fullName General Problem Solver ⓘ
historicalPeriod early AI era ⓘ
inception 1957 ⓘ
influenced Soar cognitive architecture ⓘ
problem-space theory in cognitive psychology ⓘ
production system models of cognition ⓘ
influencedBy Logic Theorist ⓘ
language list-processing language ⓘ
limitation effective only on well-structured problems ⓘ
requires formal problem representation ⓘ
notableFor early general-purpose AI problem solver ⓘ
explicit modeling of human problem-solving strategies ⓘ
paradigm classical AI ⓘ
relatedConcept physical symbol system hypothesis ⓘ
represents problems as states and operators ⓘ
testedOn cryptarithmetic problems ⓘ
logic puzzles ⓘ
theorem proving tasks ⓘ
usesMethod heuristic search ⓘ
means-ends analysis ⓘ
problem space search ⓘ

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