Artificial Intelligence Unit 1 &2 provides information about artificial intelligence through a question and answer format. The document defines key concepts such as:
1. Artificial intelligence is about programming machines to be intelligent or putting intelligence into machines.
2. Alan Turing is known as the "Father of AI" and he developed the Turing Test to determine if a machine can demonstrate artificial intelligence.
3. Knowledge representation is an important property for knowledge-based systems and involves using symbols, facts, rules, and heuristics to represent knowledge.
Artificial Intelligence Unit 1 &2 provides information about artificial intelligence through a question and answer format. The document defines key concepts such as:
1. Artificial intelligence is about programming machines to be intelligent or putting intelligence into machines.
2. Alan Turing is known as the "Father of AI" and he developed the Turing Test to determine if a machine can demonstrate artificial intelligence.
3. Knowledge representation is an important property for knowledge-based systems and involves using symbols, facts, rules, and heuristics to represent knowledge.
Artificial Intelligence Unit 1 &2 provides information about artificial intelligence through a question and answer format. The document defines key concepts such as:
1. Artificial intelligence is about programming machines to be intelligent or putting intelligence into machines.
2. Alan Turing is known as the "Father of AI" and he developed the Turing Test to determine if a machine can demonstrate artificial intelligence.
3. Knowledge representation is an important property for knowledge-based systems and involves using symbols, facts, rules, and heuristics to represent knowledge.
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Representatio Among the given options, which is not the Efficiency Adequacy al Verification nal Adequacy required property of Knowledge representation? _____ test determines whether the given program Covering Turing Partioning Fuzzy is intrlligent or not? Heuristics means________________. Symbols Algorithm Rule of thumb Sign Knowledge of concepts and models leads to a Data Information Wisdom Intelligence higher level of knowledge called________ KBS is an example of _____-generation computer First Third Fourth Fifth technology. _____ approach is also called as goal directed/ Forward Back word BFS All of these driven approach channing Channing ______ is a software program that infers the Knowledge Inference Engine User interface All of these knowledge available in the knowledge base. Based ______ represent sets of raw observation, Facts Rueles Heuristics None of these alphabets, symbols or statements. Strategy Knowledge Knowledge The _______________ process emphasizes capturing None of these selection elicitation acquisition experts’ thoughts and experiences. _______________ is a type of knowledge acquisition Strategy Knowledge Knowledge in which the domain expert is the only source of None of these selection elicitation acquisition knowledge. ________ is known as automatic learning or Self-updates self-learning All of these machine learning. Expert-learning ________ is a methodology by which a suitable Knowledgerepr Knowledge Knowledge ontology is selected to represent a given None of these esentation elicitation acquisition knowledge component What is the form of Knowledge representation? IF-THEN IF-THEN-ELSE IF-ELSE All of these Which of the following strategies used by Inference Engine? Forward ChainingBlock Chaining Stable Chaining All of these Which of the following is not a Capabilities of Expert Systems? Advising Demonstrating Explaining Expanding Which of the following are Components of Expert Systems? Knowledge Base Inference Engine User Interface All of these Neither Only Completely nor Completely Knowledge and reasoning also play a crucial role Completely Partially and Partially in dealing with __________________ environment. Observable Observable Partially Observable Observable Which chaining rule has inductive approch? Forward ChainingBackward chaining Spanning ChainingAll of these ________ systems are Data-driven, where as backward chaining systems are goal-driven. Spanning ChainingForward ChainingBackward chainingAll of these A ______ organizes knowledge according to cause- and-effect relationships. Frame Script Production Rules None of these Factual knowledge uses _______ symbol for implies. ~ ˅ ^ ==> Choose the correct option. A. Knowledge base A is true, B is A is true, B is A is false, B is (KB. is consists of set of statements.B. Inference is A is false, B is false true false true deriving a new sentence from the KB. a single layer a neural feed-forward a neural network a neural network network that neural What is an auto-associative network? that contains no that has only one contains network with loops loop feedback pre- processing Neural Networks are complex ______________ with Exponential many parameters. Linear FunctionsNonlinear Functions Discrete FunctionsFunctions Which term describes the common-sense of the Values-based Critical Analytical Heuristic judgmental part of problem-solving?
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loop that continually moves in the direction of Reverse-Down- increasing value, that is uphill. Up-Hill Search Hill algorithm Hill-Climbing Hill search Hill climbing is also called which of the following ………. local search because it takes a good neighbor state without thinking ahead about Needy local Heuristic local Greedy local Optimal local where to go next. search search search search Fuzzy Set theory defines fuzzy operators. Choose the fuzzy operators from the following. AND OR NOT All of these There are also other operators, more linguistic in nature, called that can be applied to fuzzy set Hedges Lingual Variable Fuzz Variable theory. All of these Both IF-THEN- IF-THEN-ELSE Fuzzy logic is usually represented as IF-THEN rules ELSE rules & IF- rules THEN rules Only If rules ________are algorithms that learn from their more Fuzzy Relational complex environments (hence eco) to generalize, Ecorithms Fuzzy Set DB approximate and simplify solution logic. None of these The process of transforming the crisp value into a Linguistic values is called _________. Fuzzification Defuzzification Inference Normalization ________________ provides a powerful framework for reasoning with imprecise and uncertain Linguistic Membership Fuzzy information Fuzzy set variables function inference _______ maps elements of a fuzzy set to real Membership Bi-valued Logic numbered values in the interval 0 to 1. Fuzzy Logic Function All of these ___________converts the fuzzy value into a Crisp Value. Fuzzification Inference Defuzzification Normalization The meaning of conjunction is given by Negation & an____funcation Union Intersection Intersection Negation The power and strength of fuzzy logic comes Linguistic Membership Fuzzy from its ability to deal with _______ Fuzzy set variables function inference In fuzzy connectives, Implications are obtained Negation & by functions. Intersection Union Negation Intersection The meaning of disjunction is given by an Negation & __________function. Intersection Intersection Union Negation The meaning of negation is given by Negation & Complement an___________ function. Union Intersection Intersection ary ________function that map crisp values to fuzzy Negation & values and vice versa. Membership Intersection Intersection Negation _____ consists of fuzzy rules for the system that represent the knowledge and experience of a Fuzzy human expert knowledge base Interface Data All of these Both Degree The values of the set membership is represented of truth & by ___________ Discrete Set Degree of truth Probabilities Probabilities There are also other operators, more linguistic in nature, called __________ that can be applied to fuzzy set theory. Hedges Lingual Variable Fuzz Variable None of these ______________ is/are the way/s to represent uncertainty. Fuzzy Logic Probability Entropy All of these ____________ are algorithms that learn from their more complex environments (hence eco) to generalize, approximate and simplify solution logic. Fuzzy Relational DB Ecorithms Fuzzy Set None of these How many main parts are there in Fuzzy Logic Systems Architecture? 3 4 5 6 How many level of fuzzifier is there? 5 6 7 8 Fuzzy logic is useful for both commercial and practical purposes. True, False True, True False, False False, True Which of the following is not a part of fuzzy logic Fuzzification Defuzzification Interference Systems Architecture? Module Knowledge Base Module base Which of the following is not Application Areas of Automotive Environment Fuzzy Logic? Systems Domestic Goods Domestic ControlControl What action to take when IF (temperature=Warm) AND (target=Warm) THEN? Heat No_Change Cool None of these
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Used to programming indicates respond to language used to logical values questions in a program The result of greater than Fuzzy logic is : humanlike way animation fuzzy thinking one The room temperature is hot. Here the hot (use of Fuzzy Set Crisp Set linguistic variable is useD. can be represented by Fuzzy Relational DB Ecorithms A _______neural network is a feed forward network with the output neurons arranged in rows and columns Lattice feed forward recurrent None of these The learning rule of perceptron is also known as________ . Gama rule Beta rule Delta rule Alpha rule