Jose Hernandez-Orallo has written a bunch about that. It seems he had the good sense to not be on Twitter, though
dear twitter, what are some examples (from any period) of programs that solve IQ tests? ty
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yes I have read a bunch of his papers. They're useful.
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Not quite the same thing, but we worked on reading compression tests at one point: https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/P99-1042 …
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I also want to know. It's for a friend.
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I think it really depends on how you are measuring IQ. I think i saw a paper on a raven-like dataset for that kind of task. Quite different if you are looking for a weschler like IQ measure
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Not quite an IQ test, but im particularly fond of the original Willy Wonka scene where they ask the computer to predict where the Golden tickets are.https://youtu.be/V51Frx8UztM
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Maybe something like this?https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/02/120214100719.htm …
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I'm annoyed by the people who measure one's intelligence by IQ. So I'm also interested in such kind of results to show these people that IQ tests sucks! Meanwhile, I'm only aware about Deepmind's recent work https://deepmind.com/blog/measuring-abstract-reasoning/ …
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