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The 17 pages that link to Symbolic artificial intelligence, each with the reason it gives.

• Artificial intelligenceCompared with: Its explicit rules contrast with systems that learn representations from data.

• Machine learningCompared with: It offers a contrasting route to intelligent behavior without fitting patterns from data.

• ConnectionismCompared with: Its explicit symbols offer a different account of how intelligent behavior is produced.

• Natural language processingCompared with: Its explicit structures differ from statistical NLP's learned parameters.

• Embodied cognitionCompared with: Its disembodied systems provide a contrast to cognition grounded in perception and action.

• Neural networkCompared with: It contrasts learned numeric representations with hand-specified reasoning structures.

• Deep learningCompared with: Its hand-specified representations contrast with deep learning’s data-driven feature learning.

• Computational theory of mindRelated: It models thought as rule-governed operations over symbolic representations.

• Large language modelCompared with: It contrasts with the statistical pattern learning that drives large language models.

• Geoffrey HintonCompared with: Hinton’s connectionist models learn distributed representations rather than relying on hand-coded symbolic rules.

• Computational linguisticsCompared with: Its representations contrast with approaches that rely on learned statistical patterns.

• Marvin MinskyRelated: Minsky’s work on frames and reasoning helped develop this approach to representing knowledge.

• Hubert DreyfusCompared with: Dreyfus argued that its rule-based representations could not capture the practical background of human intelligence.

• History of artificial intelligenceBroader topic: Early programs used rules and symbols to solve problems and represent knowledge.

• Philosophy of artificial intelligenceBroader topic: Its rule-based systems sharpen questions about whether formal symbol use constitutes thought.

• Andrew NgCompared with: Ng’s research emphasizes learning representations from data rather than hand-coded symbolic rules.

• Knowledge (artificial intelligence)Related: It is the clearest approach built around manipulable, explicit knowledge.