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(1) The document is a 4 page exam for an Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Management course. It contains one compulsory question (a-h) and 4 other questions, asking students to write on topics like the Chinese Room test, knowledge representation schemes, expert system components, resolution principle, and more. (2) Question 1 requires students to write about the Chinese Room test, obtaining prenex normal form, translating statements to predicate logic, writing a LISP recursive function, semantic networks, expert system shells, fuzzy sets vs crisp sets, and agent properties. (3) The other questions ask about De Morgan's laws, breadth-first search, Prolog's cut and fail predicates, knowledge representation

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Mcse 3

(1) The document is a 4 page exam for an Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Management course. It contains one compulsory question (a-h) and 4 other questions, asking students to write on topics like the Chinese Room test, knowledge representation schemes, expert system components, resolution principle, and more. (2) Question 1 requires students to write about the Chinese Room test, obtaining prenex normal form, translating statements to predicate logic, writing a LISP recursive function, semantic networks, expert system shells, fuzzy sets vs crisp sets, and agent properties. (3) The other questions ask about De Morgan's laws, breadth-first search, Prolog's cut and fail predicates, knowledge representation

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MCA (Revised)
Term-End Examination
February, 2021

MCSE-003 : ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND


KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

Time : 3 hours Maximum Marks : 100

Note : Question number 1 is compulsory. Attempt any


three questions from the rest.

1. (a) Write Chinese room test. Which limitations of


Turing test are addressed by Chinese room
test ? 5
(b) Write steps to obtain the Prenex Normal
form of the following formula : 5
x y x (( P(x, y)  Q(x, z))  R(x, y, z))

(c) Translate the following statements to First


Order Predicate Logic (FOPL). 5
(i) Every one who saves money earns
interest.
(ii) If there is no interest then nobody
saves money.
(d) Write recursive function in LISP that finds
the factorial of a natural number (n). 5
MCSE-003 1 P.T.O.
(e) What is a Semantic network ? Draw
Semantic network for the representation of
the following sentence. 5
‘‘Tom struck Jerry in the garden with a
sharp knife last month.’’
(f) What is an Expert System ? Briefly explain
the shells of Expert System. 5
(g) What are Fuzzy sets ? How do Fuzzy sets
differ from Crisp sets ? What is the
relevance of Fuzzy logic in Artificial
Intelligence ? 5
(h) What are Agents in Artificial Intelligence ?
Briefly discuss the properties of Agents. 5

2. (a) Write De Morgan’s law for both predicate


and propositional logic. Justify the
statement ‘‘De Morgan’s laws of predicate
logic are generalized form of the laws for
propositional logic.’’ 5
(b) Write Breadth First Search (BFS)
algorithm. Use BFS to search the Goal
node G and L in the following tree. 10

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(c) Write the importance of CUT and FAIL
predicates in PROLOG. Give suitable
example for each. 5

3. (a) How are programming languages used to


design expert systems different from general
purpose programming languages ? Briefly
discuss the components which make the
difference. Give two examples of each
language type. 7
(b) What do you understand by ‘‘Knowledge
Representation’’ in Artificial Intelligence ?
Briefly discuss any two knowledge
representation schemes. Also mention, how
representation schemes have an edge over
others. 8
(c) What is the principle of resolution ? What is
the resolution of ( P  Q) and ( Q  R) ? 5

4. (a) How do we transform a conceptual graph


into FOPL (First Order Predicate Logic) ?
Can we transform FOPL into conceptual
graph ? If yes, give the procedure to do so. 7
(b) Write A* algorithm. How is A* algorithm
different from AO* ? Out of the two
algorithms, which one is better and why ? 8
(c) Write Modus Tollens and Modus Ponens
Prove Modus Tollens using Modus Ponens. 5

MCSE-003 3 P.T.O.
5. Write short notes on any five of the following : 54=20
(i) Inference Engine
(ii) Associative Networks
(iii) Frames
(iv) Scripts
(v) Mean-End Analysis
(vi) Depth First Search (DFS)

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