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Roll Number Morning / Afternoon |
Total Marks 40, Total Time 60 Minutes
Objective - 25 points
1. Fillin the blanks ~ 4 points
AL Turing wondered that ifa computer's response were indistinguishable from a human, then the computer could be
‘considered a thinking machine. This experiment is called the
B, «Acting appropriately when there is not enough time todo all the computations one mi
. General approaches to solve problem have been called because. although general they do not Sale up to
large ot difficult problem instances.
D. is asciemifie discipline whieh views the brain as an information-provessing device
£, Anagent is anything that can be viewedas perceiving its environment through ;
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2. ‘There are four definition of Al, how each school of thought defines AI? ~ 4 points.
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5. Given that there is a simple reflex agent which senses a binary sequence of length 16 and output
decimal representation of given binary sequence, how many condition-aetion rules this agent must
have? — 2 point
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6. “Fill in following table appropriately with ‘yes’ or ‘no’ —3 points
‘ask Environments Properties of Task Environment __
Fully Observable Episodic _| Static _| Discrete | Known
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Chess Board
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7._Fill in following table appropriately with ‘yes" or “no’
Search Strategy | Time Complexity | Space Complexity | Optimality (Ves/No) | Completeness
(sig 0) | (Big 0) (¥es/No)
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BFS.
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Problem Solving by Searching - 15 points
‘Answer the following questions about the search problem shown below. Those questions that ask fora path,
write your answers in the form like S > A > B > D > G. Those question that ask for sequence of exploration
[1 pts.] What path would breadth
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[1.pts-] What would be the sequence of state exploration of breadth first search for this search tree?
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[pts] What would be the sequence of state exploration of depth rst search for this search tee?
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iform cost search for this search tree?
[3 pts.] What path a |A* séarch return for this search tree? Value of heuristic function on each state is given
below.
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pis] What would be the sequence of state exploration of A* search fortis search tre? Value of heuristic
function on each state is given below.
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