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21AI63

Model Question Paper-1/2 with effect from 2021(CBCS Scheme)


USN

Sixth Semester B.E. Degree Examination


Subject Title: Machine Learning
TIME: 03 Hours Max. Marks: 100

Note: 01. Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing at least ONE question from each
MODULE.
02. Assume PlayTennis as the Datasset, wherever required
*Bloom’s COs
Module -1 Taxonomy Marks
Level
Q.01 a Explain the different types of Machine Learning. L2 CO1 6
b Apply the Find-S algorithm to the following dataset to determine L3
the most specific hypothesis. CO1 7
c What is inductive bias, and why is it important in Machine L2 7
Learning?
OR
Q.02 a Describe the main challenges faced in Machine Learning. L2 CO1 6
b Using the Candidate Elimination algorithm, demonstrate how to L3
find the Version Space given the following set of hypotheses and CO1 8
examples.
c Explain the concept of Version Spaces in Machine Learning. L2 6
Module-2

Q. 03 a Explain the importance of visualizing data before preparing it for a L2 CO2 5


machine learning model.
b Given a dataset of handwritten digits, outline the steps to L3 CO2 10
preprocess the data, train a binary classifier to distinguish between
the digits '0' and '1', and evaluate its performance.
c What is the significance of the MNIST dataset in machine L2 CO2 5
learning?

OR
Q.04 a Describe the steps involved in preparing data for a machine L2 CO2 5
learning model.
b Design and implement a machine learning pipeline to perform L3 CO2 10
multiclass classification using the MNIST dataset, including steps
for data preparation, model selection, training, and fine-tuning.
c What is error analysis, and why is it crucial in the process of L2 CO2 5
training a machine learning model?
Module-3
Q. 05 a Explain the concept of gradient descent and its role in training L2 CO4 6
linear regression models.

b You are given a dataset with a nonlinear relationship between the L3 CO4 8
features and the target variable. Design a model using polynomial
regression to fit this dataset. Outline the steps involved and
evaluate the model's performance. CO3
c What are regularized linear models, and why are they important in L2 CO4 6
preventing overfitting?

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OR
Q. 06 a Describe the differences between linear and polynomial regression. L2 CO4 6

b Implement a Support Vector Machine (SVM) model to classify a L3 CO4


dataset with multiple classes. Explain the steps taken to preprocess 8
the data, train the model, and optimize its performance. Include the
methods used for hyperparameter tuning and evaluation of the final
model.
c What are the main differences between linear and nonlinear L2 CO4 6
Support Vector Machines
Module-4
Q. 07 a Explain the concept of GINI impurity and how it is used in L2 CO3 5
decision tree algorithms.

b Evaluate the performance of each bagging and boosting as well as L3 CO3 10


their combination. Discuss the results in terms of accuracy,
robustness, and computational cost.

c What is the role of regularization hyperparameters in decision tree L2 CO3 5


algorithms?
OR
Q. 08 a Describe the difference between Bagging and Pasting in ensemble L2 CO3 5
learning.

b Apply the CART algorithm to a regression problem, evaluate the L3 CO3 10


model’s performance using appropriate regression metrics.

c What are the main differences between boosting and stacking in L2 CO3 5
ensemble learning?

Module-5
Q. 09 a Explain the Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE) method and L2 CO5 6
its significance in parameter estimation.

b What is the Minimum Description Length (MDL) Principle and L2 CO5 6


how is it applied in model selection?

c Describe the Bayes Optimal Classifier and its theoretical L2 CO5 8


importance in classification problems.

OR
Q. 10 a What is the Gibbs Algorithm and how does it differ from the Bayes L2 CO5 6
Optimal Classifier?

b Explain the working of the Naïve Bayes Classifier and provide an L2 CO5 6
example of its application.

c What is a Bayesian Belief Network, and how does it represent L2 CO5 8


probabilistic relationships between variables?

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