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VALLIAMMAI ENGNIEERING COLLEGE SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur 603203. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Sub Code : CS6659 Sub Name : Artificial Intelligence Branch / Year : CSE VI Sem / III Year Staff in charge : Poornima. N & Meenakshi. N QUESTION BANK CS6659 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT I PART A 1 Define Ideal rational agent? 2 Name the elements of an agent? 3 How would you rank Production system? Evaluate BTL-5 4 How would you quote PEAS description? 5 Apply problem solving algorithm to measure performance. Apply BTL-3 6 Explain the theme of Backtracking search for CSP? Evaluate BTL-5 7 Illustrate attributes? Apply BTL-3 8 List the types of constraints? Remember BTL -1 9 Point out the approaches followed to have AI? Analyze BTL-4 10 How would you formulate Constraint Satisfaction Problem? Create BTL-6 11 Express your understanding of AI? Understand BTL-2 12 What do you infer from hill-climbing search algorithm? Analyze BTL-4 13 Generalize your opinion about admissible heuristic? Create BTL-6 14 Define problem solving agents and list its algorithms? 15 Name the various Properties of task environment? 16 Summarize the factors that make up rationality? Remember BTL-2 17 What do you infer from the word Agent? Analyze BTL-4 18 How would you interpret omniscience and rationality? Understand BTL-2 19 Will you state or interpret in your own words PEAS description for a vacuum cleaner? Understand BTL-2 20 Show what would happen if problem is decomposed? Apply BTL-3

PART B 1 i) How did you describe PEAS description for at least four agent types? (8) ii) How did you describe PEAS? (8) 2 Summarize PEAS specification of the task environment of an agent? Understand BTL-2 (16) 3 Describe in detail about i) Simple reflex agent (4) ii) Model based agent (4) iii) Utility based agent (4) iv) Goal based agent (4) 4 Can you apply the facts to describe Iterative deepening depth first Apply BTL-3 search? (16) 5 Explain Depth limited search in detail with suitable example? (16) Analyze BTL-4 6 Compare Depth-First search and Bidirectional search and support Evaluate BTL-5 your views? (16) 7 Extend your idea about Understand BTL-2 i) Greedy best-first search (6) ii) A* search (5) iii) Memory bounded heuristic search (5) 8 i) Analyze theme of Local search algorithms. (8) Analyze BTL-4 ii) Analyze the theme of optimization problems. (8) 9 Compose your opinion about heuristic function? (16) Create BTL-6 10 How do you examine about Backtracking search for CSP? (16)

UNIT II PART A 1 Define logic and list the types of logic? 2 Define the term syntax and semantics in logic? 3 List the 3 levels of KB agent. 4 Apply Backus Naur form grammar for propositional logic? Apply BTL-3 5 How would you describe entailment? 6 Assess the term truth table for logical connectives? Evaluate BTL-5 7 Discuss about representation of facts? Understand BTL-2 8 Where do you use inference? Apply BTL-3 9 How would you formulate pattern databases? Create BTL-6 10 Define tautology. 11 Illustrate about existential instantiation? Apply BTL-3 12 Interpret the types of similarity net in finding the right structures Understand BTL-2 under knowledge representation? 13 Extend your views about universal instantiation? Understand BTL-2 14 How would you deduce an Absolver? Evaluate BTL-5 15 Compare propositional logic and predicate logic. Analyze BTL-4 16 Discuss about BNF for first order logic? Understand BTL-2 17 Generalize your opinion about inference rules for propositional logic. Create BTL-6 18 Analyze the theme behind resolution. Analyze BTL-4 19 Name the elements of FOL. 20 Compare and contrast universal and existential quantifier. Analyze BTL-4

PART B (16 MARK QUESTION) 1 Discuss in detail about Logic and give an example. (16) Understand BTL-2 2 Summarize your views about following. Evaluate BTL-5 i) Syntax of propositional logic (4) ii) Symantics of propositional logic (4) iii) Simple knowledge base (4) iv) Inference (4) 3 i) Explain in detail about models for predicate logic? (8) Analyze BTL-4 ii) Assertions and queries in first-order logic. (8) 4 Relate first order logic with proposition logic and discuss in detail Apply BTL-3 about the same. (16) 5 Formulate your opinion about inference rules for propositional logic. Create BTL-6 (16) 6 (i)how would you tabulate the Syntax of FOL?(8) (ii) How would you define a semantics for first order logic(8) 7 What conclusion can you infer from Knowledge engineering in first Analyze BTL-4 order logic? (16) 8 Describe the following about Using FOL? i) Kinship domain (6) ii) Numbers, sets and lists (5) iii) The wumpus world problem (5) 9 How would you associate predicate logic to represent the knowledge Understand BTL-2 with example? (16) 10 (i)how did you describe Resolution (8)? (ii)how would you identify an example for resolution? (8)

UNIT III PART A 1 Define Constraint logic programming? 2 How would you define resolution? 3 How will you apply an example for distribute ^ over v? Apply BTL-3 4 How would you rank dilation, concentration and normalization in fuzzy theory? Evaluate BTL-5 5 Why do you show you understanding about default reasoning? Apply BTL-3 6 Can you collect an example for Bayesian belief network? 7 Analyze the equilibrium state in Bayesian network? Analyze BTL-4 8 Express your views about Linguistic variable? Understand BTL-2 9 Define the term saturation. 10 Criticize about accessibility relation property? Evaluate BTL-5 11 How would you classify the types of methods used in probabilistic reasoning? Understand BTL-3 12 What do you infer from generalized modus ponens rule? Analyze BTL-4 13 Generalize the term fuzzy subset. Create BTL-6 14 Differentiate model logics and temporal logics? Understand BTL-2 15 Express in your own words about skolemization? Understand BTL-2 16 What would happen if we use skolem function in resolution? Apply BTL-6 17 What conclusion can you infer from traditional logics? Analyze BTL-4 18 Extend your opinion about fuzzy characteristic function? Create BTL-2 19 How would you define a belief interval in Dempster- Shafer theory? 20 How would you label an example for Bayesian belief network?

PART B (16 Mark) 1 Describe in detail about dempster -shafer theory? (16) 2 Can you apply the identified facts to describe Bayesian probabilistic Apply BTL-3 inference? (16) 3 (i)analyze the importance of fuzzy sets.(8) Analyze BTL-4 (ii)explain about natural language computations in detail.(8) 4 (i)discuss about the definition of FOL with appropriate example. Understand BTL-2 (6) (ii)describe in detail about First order inference rule(10) 5 Explain about forward chaining algorithm in detail? (16) Analyze BTL-4 6 (i)assess the theme of fuzzy sets and compare with sets(6) Evaluate BTL-5 (ii)support your views about theory of fuzzy sets?(10) 7 Discuss about inference rules for quantifiers? (16) Understand BTL-2 8 Describe in detail about completeness of resolution? (16) 9 i) Generalize your opinion about Constrain Satisfaction Problem. (8) Create BTL-6 ii) Compose your opinion about back tracking search for CSP. (8) 10 Describe in detail about Bayesian network? (16)

UNIT IV PART A 1 Define the term discovery? 2 Why do you apply ABSTRIPS approach to problem solving? Apply BTL-3 3 Identify the importance of derivation analogy? Analyze BTL-1 4 Design a decision tree for your own Example. Create BTL-6 5 Discuss about winston s Learning program? Understand BTL-2 6 Generalize the term classification? Create BTL-6 7 How would you define macro-operators? 8 How would you identify a complete plan that has been discovered in goal stack planning? 9 Can you list the type of learning? 10 How would you explain in your own example STRIPS and TWEAK Remember BTL-4 would solve the same block world problem? 11 How will you show an example for STRIPS Style operators for the Apply BTL-3 blocks world? 12 Give an algorithm for nonlinear planning? Understand BTL-2 13 Express your views about three other planning techniques? Understand BTL-2 14 Grade the two capabilities included in ROTE learning? Evaluate BTL-5 15 List the functions performed in problem solving? 16 Recommend the theme behind reactive systems? Evaluate BTL-5 17 How would you express the types of discovery? Understand BTL-2 18 What conclusion can you infer from the modal truth criterion? Analyze BTL-4 19 What is EBL and pointout its input? Analyze BTL-4 20 Examine what would happen if robot arm performs an action in blocks world? Apply BTL-3

PART B (16 Mark) 1 How did you describe components of a planning system? (16) 2 i) Summarize about learning in problem solving? (8) Understand BTL-2 ii) Express your views about learning by taking advice. (8) 3 Analyze the theme of Learning with examples? (16) Analyze BTL-4 4 Describe in detail about EBL? (16) 5 Describe in detail about Goal stack planning? (16) 6 (i)evaluate a reactive system(8) Evaluate BTL-5 (ii)assess the theme of block world problem(8) 7 (i)express your views about Rote Learning.(8) Understand BTL-2 (ii)how would you express Formal learning theory?(8) 8 (i) How would you integrate your opinion about discovery?(8) Create BTL-6 (ii)extend your opinion about analogy.(8) 9 (i)illustrate about nonlinear planning using constraint positioning Apply BTL-3 with an example. (8) (ii) Illustrate about overview of planning. (8) 10 What conclusion can you infer from hierarchical planning? (16) Analyze BTL-4

UNIT V PART A (2 Marks) 1 List the characteristic features of expert system? 2 Identify the types of knowledge and possible structures. 3 What would you infer from a typical expert system? Analyze BTL-4 4 How would you distinguish MYCIN and DART? Understand BTL-2 5 Will you summarize or interpret in your own words about different Understand BTL-2 learning methods under performance measures? 6 How will you show example applications of expert system? Apply BTL-3 7 Assess the activities of knowledge acquisition? Evaluate BTL-5 8 Examine MOLE-p? Apply BTL-3 9 How would you classify the different knowledge types? Understand BTL-3 10 Analyze the components of black board system? Analyze BTL-4 11 What would happen if factors affect learning performance? Apply BTL-6 12 Assess the theme of rule master building system? Evaluate BTL-5 13 Define uncertainty? 14 How would you interpret in your own words about neural network? Create BTL-2 15 Associate knowledge acquisition process to a real world problem? Understand BTL-2 16 What conclusion can you infer from personal consultant plus? Analyze BTL-4 17 Generalize your opinion about expert system shell? Create BTL-6 18 Name the components of typical expert system? 19 Define production system inference cycle? 20 Can you list the five different learning methods used in knowledge aquisition.

PART B (16 Marks) 1 How did you describe Rule-Based system Architecture? (16) 2 i) Examine about Associative or semantic network architecture. (8) ii) Examine about frame architecture. (8) 3 Explain in detail about General Learning Model? (16) Analyze BTL-4 4 (i) How do you examine Performance measure in Knowledge acquisition? (8) (ii) Describe in detail about Characteristic feature of expert system? (8) 5 Can you apply the facts to describe Apply BTL-3 i) Decision tree architecture (8) ii) Blackboard system Architecture (8) 6 i) What conclusion can you infer from Analogical reasoning Architecture? (6) ii) Explain in detail about Neural Network Architecture? (10) Analyze BTL-4 7 i) Evaluate in detail about knowledge acquisition. (12) Evaluate BTL-5 ii) How would you rank validation? (4) 8 i) Interpret in your own words about PC plus.(8) Understand BTL-2 ii) How would you associate Radian Rule master? (8) 9 Associate KEE and OPS5 system to a real world problem? (16) Understand BTL-2 10 Integrate your opinion about DART, MYCIN and XCON?(16) Create BTL-6