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Module 1 QB

The document is a question bank for an Introduction to Artificial Intelligence module, covering various topics such as cognitive modeling, rational agents, agent-environment relationships, and search strategies. It includes questions on different types of agents, search algorithms, and heuristic functions. The questions serve as a study guide and are not guaranteed to appear in exams.

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Module 1 QB

The document is a question bank for an Introduction to Artificial Intelligence module, covering various topics such as cognitive modeling, rational agents, agent-environment relationships, and search strategies. It includes questions on different types of agents, search algorithms, and heuristic functions. The questions serve as a study guide and are not guaranteed to appear in exams.

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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Module 1 Question Bank

1. Describe the cognitive modelling approach. Explain its significance and


how it is applied in artificial intelligence.
2. Explain the concept of the rational agent approach. Discuss its principles
and how rationality is measured in AI systems.
3. Write a short note on agents and environments. Define both terms and
explain their relationship in AI.
4. Create a table representing the percept sequence and corresponding
actions for a vacuum cleaner operating in a 2-square environment.
5. Analyze a given situation and identify the PEAS (Performance measure,
Environment, Actuators, Sensors) description of the environment.

6. Determine the nature of a given environment based on the following


characteristics:
Fully observable vs. Partially observable
Single-agent vs. Multi-agent
Deterministic vs. Stochastic
Episodic vs. Sequential
Static vs. Dynamic
Discrete vs. Continuous
Known vs. Unknown

7. Explain the structure of an agent in detail. Discuss the following types of


agents with suitable examples:
Simple reflex agent
Model-based reflex agent
Goal-based agent
Utility-based agent
Learning agent

8. How do the components of a structured agent function? Explain whether


they are atomic, factored, or structured representations.
9. Differentiate between tree search and graph search algorithms. Highlight
their key differences with examples.
10.Discuss uninformed search strategies in detail. Provide explanations and
comparisons of the following strategies:
Breadth-First Search (BFS)
Uniform-Cost Search
Depth-First Search (DFS)
Depth-Limited Search
Iterative Deepening Search
Bidirectional Search

11.Discuss informed search strategies in detail. Explain the following


strategies and their applications:
Greedy Best-First Search
A* Search
Heuristic conditions
Memory-bounded heuristic search

12.Construct a heuristic function for solving the 8-puzzle problem. Explain its
significance in search algorithms.
13.Explain the function of a pattern database. Discuss how it is used to
improve heuristic search efficiency.

Disclaimer: The questions listed above are not compulsory or guaranteed to


appear in the exam. They are provided as a reference to help you understand the
pattern and structure of question preparation. Use them as a study guide to
enhance your understanding of the subject.

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