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AI Question Bank for CS & Business Systems

This document contains a question bank for units I and II of the 6th semester course Artificial Intelligence (Lab Integrated). It includes multiple choice and descriptive questions to assess students' understanding of key concepts related to artificial intelligence techniques, intelligent agents, search algorithms, and problem solving. The questions are divided into two parts - short answer questions worth 2 marks each and longer descriptive questions worth 13 marks.

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AI Question Bank for CS & Business Systems

This document contains a question bank for units I and II of the 6th semester course Artificial Intelligence (Lab Integrated). It includes multiple choice and descriptive questions to assess students' understanding of key concepts related to artificial intelligence techniques, intelligent agents, search algorithms, and problem solving. The questions are divided into two parts - short answer questions worth 2 marks each and longer descriptive questions worth 13 marks.

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R.M.K.

ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(An Autonomous Institution)
RSM Nagar, Kavaraipettai– 601 206

Question Bank for the Units – I & II

SE00 6th Semester – B.E. / B.Tech.

BR0 Computer Science and Business Systems


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SU00 20CB603– Artificial Intelligence (Lab Integrated)

CO1
Understand the main approaches to artificial intelligence.
#

Explore areas of application such as knowledge representation, natural


CO2
language processing and expert systems.
#

CO3 Develop abilities to apply, build and modify decision models to solve real
# problems.

CO4
Design good evaluation functions and strategies for game playing
#

CO5
Discuss the core concepts and algorithms of searching
#

CO6
#

Part-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) KLev S/


CO
el A

1. What is artificial intelligence? K1 CO1 S

1. List out some tasks in AI. K1 CO1 S

1. What is underlying assumption? K1 CO1 S

1. List out 3 common AI techniques. K1 CO1 S

1. Define Intelligent Agent. K1 CO1 S

2. What is percept? K1 CO1 S

2. Compare action and action function. K1 CO1 S

2. Define rational agent. K1 CO1 S

2. Define Rational Agent K1 CO1 S


2. What is nature of environment? K1 CO1 S

3. What do you mean by specifying the task environment? K1 CO1 S

3. List out the properties of task environment. K1 CO1 S

3. What is structure of agent? K1 CO1 S

3. List out the types of agent. K1 CO1 S

3. Define problem, Problem space and search. K1 CO1 S

4. Define production systems. K1 CO1 S

4. List down the advantages of BFS algorithm. K1 CO1 S

4. What are the drawbacks of BFS algorithm? K1 CO1 S

4. Define Heuristic Search. Give Example. K1 CO1 S

4. List out the steps to solve problem using Heuristic Search. K1 CO1 S

5. List down the characteristics of a problem. K1 CO1 S

5. List out the characteristics of production systems. K1 CO1 S

5. List out the issues in design of search program. K1 CO1 S

5. Define partially commutative production system. K1 CO1 S

5. What is monotonic reasoning in AI? K1 CO1 S

6. Define goal formulation. K1 CO2 S

6. Define problem formulation. K1 CO2 S

6. Define search tree. K1 CO2 S

6. What is expanding and generating K1 CO2 S

6. What is the difference between child node and parent node? K1 CO2 S

7. Define frontier. K1 CO2 S

7. Define search strategy. K1 CO2 S

7. What is a loopy path? K1 CO2 S

7. List out the types of uninformed search. K1 CO2 S

7. List out some types of informed types of search. K1 CO2 S

8. What is the time and space complexity of BFS? K1 CO2 S


8. What is the time and space complexity of DFS? K1 CO2 S

8. What is the use of predetermined depth limit in depth limited search? K1 CO2 S

8. What do you mean by bidirectional search? K1 CO2 S

8. What are the four important criteria in any search algorithm? K1 CO2 S

9. What is heuristic function? K1 CO2 S

9. What is the use of greedy best first search? K1 CO2 S

9. What do you mean by hSLD? K1 CO2 S

9. Define absolute error? K1 CO2 S

9. Define relative error? K1 CO2 S

10. What is the use of recursive best first search? K1 CO2 S

10. Define MA* algorithm. K1 CO2 S

10. Define SMA* algorithm. K1 CO2 S

10. What is local search? K1 CO2 S

10. What is the need for optimization? K1 CO2 S

Part – B ( 5 x 13 = 65 Marks)

11.a. Explain underlying assumption with example. K1 CO1 S

11.a. Explain techniques in artificial intelligence with example. K1 CO1 S

11.a. Explain Tic – Tac – Toe with and how to find solution for it. K1 CO1 A

11.a. Explain Intelligent Agents with block diagram and example. K1 CO1 S

11.a. Explain simple agent function for painting a wall with blue colour. K1 CO1 A

11.b. Explain rationality and how it reacts with environment with example. K1 CO1 S

11.b. Explain the properties of task environment in detail with examples. K1 CO1 S

11.b. Explain the structure of the agent with example. K1 CO1 S

11.b. Explain different types of agent with example. K1 CO1 S

11.b. Compare different types of agents and its features. K1 CO1 A

12.a. Explain water jug problem with solutions. K1 CO1 A

12.a. Explain production systems with example. K1 CO1 S


12.a. Explain BFS algorithm with advantages, disadvantages and examples. K1 CO1 S

12.a. Explain DFS algorithm with advantages, disadvantages and examples. K1 CO1 S

12.a. Compare BFS and DFS with examples. K1 CO1 S

12.b. Explain Heuristics Search with examples. K1 CO1 S

12.b. Explain the procedure involved in solving problem using heuristic search. K1 CO1 S

12.b. Explain various problem characteristics of problem with example. K1 CO1 S

12.b. Explain production system characteristics of production with examples. K1 CO1 S

12.b. Explain issues in design of search problems with example. K1 CO1 S

13.a.

K1 CO1 A

Perform breadth first search on the above search tree. Consider 1 as root node
and 10 as goal node.

13.a.

K1 CO1 A

Perform breadth first search on the above search tree. Consider 1 as root node
and 11 as goal node.

13.a. Explain problem, problem statement and problem spaces with examples and
K1 S
applications. CO1

13.a. Compare any few properties of task environment in detail with examples. K1 CO1 A
13.a. Give the application how problems can be in natural language processing CO1
K1 A
using AI with examples.

13.b. Explain problem solving agents with examples. K1 CO2 S

13.b. Explain how to search for solutions of a problem and measure performance. K1 CO2 S

13.b. Explain any two uninformed search algorithms. K1 CO2 S

13.b. Explain breadth first search algorithm in detail with examples. K1 CO2 S

13.b. Explain depth first search algorithm in detail with examples. K1 CO2 S

14.a. Explain depth limited search algorithm in detail with examples. K1 CO2 S

14.a. Explain bidirectional search algorithm in detail with examples. K1 CO2 S

14.a. Compare the performance of uninformed search algorithms. K1 CO2 A

14.a. Explain any two informed search algorithms in detail. K1 CO2 S

14.a. Explain greedy best first search algorithm in detail with examples. K1 CO2 S

14.b. Explain A* search algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

14.b. Explain AO* search algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

14.b. Explain memory bounded heuristic algorithms in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

14.b. Explain recursive best first search algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

14.b. Compare informed and uninformed search algorithms. K1 CO2 A

15.a. Explain any two local search and optimization algorithms with example. K1 CO2 S

15.a. Explain hill climbing algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

15.a. Explain simulated annealing search algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

15.a. Explain local beam search algorithm in detail with example. K1 CO2 S

15.a. Compare the performance of search and optimization algorithms. K1 CO2 A

15.b. Compare hill climbing and best first search algorithms. K1 CO2 A

15.b. Compare hill climbing and simulated annealing algorithms. K1 CO2 S

15.b. Solve the below search tree by using AO* search algorithm. Assume h(n) for K1 CO2 A
each node is given for each node.
15.b. Solve the below search tree by using breadth first search algorithm. Assume 1
as initial node and 12 as goal node.

K1 CO2 S

15.b. Solve the below search tree by using depth limited search algorithm. Assume
1 as initial node and 12 as goal node and predefined depth limit as 2. Analyze
the reason why we cannot reach goal node in this case.

CO2
K1 S
Part – C ( 1 x 15 = 15 Marks)

16.a. Solve 8 queens problem using backtracking. K1 CO1 A

16.a. Solve 8 puzzle problem with following information given

CO1
K1 A

16.a.

CO2
K1 A

Find the optimal route between source node (S) and goal node (I) using best
first search.
16.a.

K1 CO2 A

Using greedy approach find the route between start node (S) and goal node
(E) using greedy approach.

16.a.

K1 CO2 A

Find the shortest path between Arad and Bucharest in the map of
Romania given above. Use appropriate algorithms.
16.b.

K1 CO2 A

In the above graph perform heuristic search to find route between S to G.


Explain the logic behind it.

16.b.

K1 CO2 A

Using AO* algorithm find the cost between route ABE.

16.b. Explain simplified memory bounded A* algorithm with example. K1 CO1 A

16.b. Explain memory bounded A* algorithm with example. K1 CO1 A

16.b. Using hill climbing algorithm find the route between S and M K1 CO1 A

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