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Artificial Intelligence Question Bank: Module-3

The document provides questions to test knowledge of artificial intelligence topics like linear regression, decision trees, naive Bayesian classification, and evaluating classifier performance. It includes mathematical expressions, examples, and step-by-step processes to explain classification algorithms and accuracy measures.

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Artificial Intelligence Question Bank: Module-3

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE QUESTION BANK

Module-3

1. If you are a data scientist asked to plan budget for advertising for the advertising example
used in the text, list out the questions that you will analyze the data for to plan the
advertising budget for different media.
2. Explain simple linear regression. How are the co-efficients estimated?
3. Elaborate how closeness is measured using least squares criterion
4. Explain with suitable mathematical expressions for Standard Error (SE), accuracy of
estimating the linear regression coefficients β0 , β1
5. Describe step by step, how you would establish that a predictor variable has a linear
relationship with the output variable in linear regression model. [Table 3.1]

6. Explain using appropriate measures as to how you will assess the accuracy of a linear
regression model.
7. Explain multiple linear regression model and the associated RSS metric for gauging the fit.

8. Describe the null hypotheses to which the p-values given in Table 3.4 correspond. Explain
what conclusions you can draw based on these p-values. Your explanation should be
phrased in terms of sales, TV, radio, andnewspaper, rather than in terms of the coefficients
of the linear model. [Chapter-3 Ex-1]

9. Describe the general approach to classification in machine learning.


10. Write the steps in decision tree construction.
11. How are decision trees used for classification? Explain with an example
12. Explain a. Gain Ratio
b. Gini Index
13. Explain common approaches of tree pruning
14. Why is tree pruning useful in decision tree induction? What is a drawback of using a separate
set of tuples to evaluate pruning?
15. Why naïve Bayesian classification called “naïve”? Briefly outline the major steps of naïve
Bayesian classification algorithm
16. Explain the different metrics for Evaluating Classifier performance.
17. Explain how well classifier can recognize tuples of different classes using confusion matrix
18. Explain the four additional aspects beyond accuracy-based measures that are used for
Comparing classifiers.
19. Explain a. Handout method and Random Subsampling
b. Cross validation
20. Give statistical tests of significance for model selection between any two classification models
M1 and M2.
21. Compare classifiers based on cost-benefit and ROC curves
22. Construct a set of IF-THEN rules for the given decision tree [figure]

23. Compute the information gain and expected information of attribute age, needed to
classify a tuple in D using the following Table

1.

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