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Title: AI


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AI ES Quiz1Introduction
  • For MTech I Sem students

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1. Turing Tests are for
  • Testing artificial intelligence
  • Testing a computer
  • Testing humans
  • Testing a machine can function as good as human

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2. Who coined the term AI
  • John McCarthy of Stanford
  • Marvin Minsky
  • Semyour Cray
  • Bill Gates

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3. One of the following problem does not require
AI
  • Face Recognition
  • Speech Recognition
  • Dictionary
  • Language Translator

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4. A Knowledge Engineer
  • Builds a database from data
  • Captures and represents knowledge
  • Designs Expert system
  • Uses Knowledge Management

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5. Expert systems have following characteristics
except
  • They acquire and represent knowledge
  • They have inferencing capability
  • They can learn new inferencing
  • They can reason the output

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6. AI deals with
  • symbolic, non-algorithmic problem solving
    techniques
  • Knowledge acquisition, representation,
    inferencing
  • Algorithmic Learning from data
  • Study of the brain

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7.The various categories of knowledge are the
following except
  • Declarative
  • Procedural
  • Metaknowledge
  • New knowledge

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8.Metaknowledge is
  • knowledge relates to a specific object. Includes
    information about the meaning, roles,
    environment, resources, activities, associations
    and outcomes of the object
  • knowledge relates to the procedures employed in
    the problem-solving process
  • Knowledge about Knowledge
  • knowledge about the operation of knowledge-based
    systems

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9. Prolog uses the
  • Proposition logic
  • Predicate logic
  • Proposition calculus
  • Predicate Calculus

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10. A Semantic Network is a
  • Graphic dipiction of knowledge with nodes and
    links representing hierarchical relationships
    between objects
  • Decision trees
  • O-A-V Triplets
  • Cognitive maps

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11. Uncertainity stands for
  • Dealing with degree of truthness and degree of
    falseness
  • When a user cannot give a precise answer
  • Imprecise knowledge
  • Incomplete information

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12. Neural Networks are mathematical models of
  • Human nervous system
  • Brain
  • Spinal chord
  • cognition

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13. The following is the sigmoid function
  • Sigm ( y ) 1 / (1 e-y)
  • Sigm( y) 1-y
  • Sigm(y) 1/ ( 1y)
  • Sigm(y) y

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14. Neural Networks have following properties
except
  • Learn from training data
  • Use learning algorithms
  • Reason the output
  • Have densely connected neurons

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15 Back propagation Network learns by
  • Back propagating the error and adjusting the
    weights accordingly
  • Back propagating the data from training examples
  • Back propagating the outputs and iteratively
    adjusting the weights
  • Repeated presentation of training inputs

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16. The difference between ES and ANN are
  • ANNs learn from training data
  • ES can provide reasoning of the output
  • ANNs use numeric, algorithmic approach
  • ANNs do not store knowledge as rules

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17. The difference between associative memory and
content addressable memory are
  • Both are same
  • Associative memory can use the part of data to
    recollect the data
  • Same as random access memory
  • Same as in hard disks

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18. In unsupervised learning the network learns by
  • Using the data
  • Using the training examples
  • Using the knowledge rules
  • Using the inferencing

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19. Examples for unsupervised learning NNs are
  • Multilayer perceptrons
  • Hopfield networks
  • Kahonens Self organizing feature map
  • Adaptive resonance theory networks

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20. Genetic Algorithms have following operators
except
  • Reproduction
  • Cross-over
  • Mutation
  • training

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21. Fuzzy sets differs from crisp sets by
  • Having a degree of memberships for each element
  • Subsets
  • Operations on the sets
  • No difference

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22. Fuzzy logic is useful in
  • Dealing with uncertainity, imprecision
  • Dealing with precise data
  • Obscure data
  • Random data

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