AMIETE – CS/IT (OLD SCHEME)

 

Code: AC20/AT21                                                    Subject: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE &

Flowchart: Alternate Process: JUNE 2010                                                                                                                   NEURAL NETWORKS

Time: 3 Hours                                                                                                     Max. Marks: 100

 

NOTE: There are 9 Questions in all.

·      Question 1 is compulsory and carries 20 marks. Answer to Q.1 must be written in the space provided for it in the answer book supplied and nowhere else.

·      Out of the remaining EIGHT Questions, answer any FIVE Questions. Each question carries 16 marks.

·      Any required data not explicitly given, may be suitably assumed and stated.

 

 

Q.1       Choose the correct or the best alternative in the following:                                  (210)

       

a.       Which of the following does not belong to the scope of AI?

 

                   (A)  Robotics.                                     (B)  Theorem Proving.

                   (C)  Encryption.                                   (D)  Natural Language Processing.

       

b.      Reasoning from a goal state towards an initial state is called ________________.

 

(A)    Forward Chaining.                        (B)  Backward Chaining.

(C)  Breadth First Search.                    (D)  Hill Climbing Technique.

            

             c.   Which of the following verbs can be represented by MTRANS in Schank’s CD formalism?  

                        

(A)    push                                             (B)  eat

(C)  give                                              (D)  speak

 

             d.   The process of making two or more expressions in logic equivalent is called   

 

(A)    resolution.                                   (B)  deduction.  

(C)  unification.                                   (D)  conversion.                

 

             e.   V x: € y Q(x, y) -------> P(x) in PROLOG can be represented as: -

                  

(A)     P(x):- Q(x, y)                               (B)  Q(x, y):- P(x)

(C)  Both A and B                               (D)  None of the above

 

             f.    If a heuristic value _________________ then A* guarantees an optimal solution.

                  

(A)     Overestimates.                             (B) Never overestimates.

(C)   Underestimates.                           (D) Never Underestimates.

 

             g.   Goal stack planning is

                  

(A)     Linear.                                         (B)  Non-Linear.

(C)  Both (A) and (B).                         (D)  None of the above.

 

 

 

 

 

             h.   A _________ represents information as a set of nodes connected to each other by a set of labeled arcs.

                  

(A)     Script.                                          (B)  Frame.

(C)  Conceptual Dependency.              (D)  Semantic Nets.

 

             i.    Which of the following cannot be learnt by a perception (x, y are inputs and z is output)?

 

 
                  

 

 

 

(A)                                                         (B) 

 

 

 

 

 
 


(C)                                              (D) 

 

 

 

 

            

 

             j.    Analyzing words into their components and non-word tokens is called                    

                                      

(A)     Pragmatic Analysis.                      (B)  Semantic analysis.

(C)  Morphological Analysis.               (D)  Syntactic analysis.

 

 

Answer any FIVE Questions out of EIGHT Questions.

Each question carries 16 marks.

  Q.2     a.   Explain Breadth-First Search Algorithm with the help of an example. Write advantages and disadvantages of the same, with respect to Depth First search.                                                                      (8)

 

             b.   Discuss the Hill Climbing Technique. What types of problems arise in Hill Climbing Search and how will you overcome these problems?                   (8)                                                                                    

 

  Q.3     a.   Explain the MINIMAX procedure and apply it to given tree.                           (10)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

                          

      (7)     (6)           (8)     (5)        (2)     (3)         (0)     (-2)   (6)    (2)        (5)     (8)       (9)     (2)

 

 

 

b.       Translate the following sentences into first order logic.                                        (6)

                   (i)    John likes all kinds of food.

                   (ii)   Apples are food.

                   (iii)  Anything anyone eats and is not killed by is food.

                   (iv)  Chicken is food.

                   (v)   Bill eats peanuts and is still alive.

                   (vi)  Sue eats everything Bill eats.

       

  Q.4     a.     Write short notes on the following: -                                                                  (8)

 

                       (i )   Semantic Networks                       

                       (ii)   Conceptual Dependency          

 

             b.   Write a PROLOG segment which counts the number of positive integers given an arbitrary list of integers.                                                              (8)

       

  Q.5     a.   Explain A* search technique briefly. Why is it better than depth first search technique?  Under what condition does A* generate optimal solution?                                                                 (10)

 

b.   Discuss briefly about Hopfield Network with the help of an example.                  (6)

 

  Q.6     a.   Explain the architecture of an Expert System with the help of a neat diagram. What points should be considered when designing an expert system.                                                                     (8)

 

             b.   Show how Bayes theorem is used to evaluate the probability that a Hypothesis  (given i = 1, m) is true given the evidence E.                           (8)

 

  Q.7     a.   Show how a perception can be trained to learn the following input output pairs.                  (8)

                  

A

B

Output

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

1

1

1

                  

b.       Give a parse tree for the sentence “Bill printed the file” where the following rules are used.              (8)

      S → NP  VP

                                                                 NP→ PN

                                                                 NP→DET  N

                                                                 VP→ V  NP

                                                                 N→ file

                                                                 PN→ Bill

                                                                 DET→ The

                     V→ printed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Q.8     a.  Write and explain the components of a Planning System.                                      (6)

 

             b. Illustrate with an example the concept of ATN in Natural language processing.                      (6)

                                                                

             c.   Construct a semantic net representation for the following :-                                  (4)

 

                   (i)  Sita and Gita are children of Mala. Sita is fair and Gita is dark.

                   (ii) Pompeian (Marcus), Blacksmith (Marcus).                                                                  

 

  Q.9     a.   Explain any of the following expert system R1 (XCON) or MYCIN.                  (8)

 

                                                                  b.  Discuss briefly about:                                        (4)

                      (i)  Top down Parsing

                     (ii)  Bottom up Parsing                                                                                         

 

c.       Let I and H be two fuzzy sets of INTELLIGENT and HANDSOME persons respectively. If the member grade of a person P being I is 0.35 and being H is 0.6, then find member grade of P being  (4)

     

                                                                 (i)   INTELLIGENT and HANDSOME

                                                                 (ii)  INTELLIGENT or HANDSOME