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The document outlines an examination paper for a course on Artificial Intelligence, consisting of multiple questions covering various topics such as learning agents, search algorithms, planning, and knowledge representation. It includes compulsory questions and options for students to choose from, along with specific tasks like converting statements to predicate logic and discussing AI applications. The exam is structured to assess understanding of both theoretical concepts and practical applications in AI.

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Paper / Subject Code: 89284 / Artificial Intelligence

(3 Hours) [Total Marks: 80]

Note: i) Question no. 1 is compulsory


ii) Attempt any three from remaining
iii) Assume necessary data

1 (a) Explain the Learning Agent with suitable block diagram. 5

(b) Give difference between Informed Search and Uninformed search 5


Algorithms.

(c) Give PEAS and state space description for “Automobile Driver Agent” 5

(d) Explain different quantifiers with example. 5

2 (a) Explain various properties of task environment with suitable examples 10

(b) - What is Game Playing Algorithm? Draw a game tree for Tic-Tac-Toe 10
problem.

3 (a) Illustrate forward-chaining and backward-chaining algorithm with suitable 10


example.

(b) Explain Hill Climbing Algorithm and problems that occurs in hill climbing 10
algorithm?
4 (a) What do youmean by Resolution? Also discuss the steps in Resolution. 10

(b) Consider problem of changing a flat tire. The goal is to have a good spare 10
tire properly mounted on to the car’s axle, where the initial state has a flat
tire on the axle and a good spare tire in the trunk: Give the ADL
description for the problem and also discuss the solution

5 (a)~ Explain Partial-order planning with suitable example. 10

(b) Define Belief Network. Describe the steps of constructing belief network 10
with an example.

6 ‘Write short notes on any Two of following:

(a) Explain different applications of Al in Healthcare, Retail and Banking. 10

(b) Alpha Beta Pruning 10

(c). - Wumpus world Environment 10

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NOTE: - Q1 is compulsory
Solve any three from remaining.

Q1. Solve any four from following. [20]


Explain the concept of Conditional order planning.
Explain the working of reinforcement learning.
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Describe four categorize of Artificial Intelligence.


Illustrate the application areas of Al in the Robotics.
Generate the parse tree for a sentence “The cat ate the fish”’.
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Q2. a. All people who are graduating are happy. All happy people smile. Someone is [10]
graduating. Convert to FOL and CNF, Also Prove that “Is someone smiling?”
Solve using resolution.
b. Design a planning problem using STRIP for Air cargo transport. It involves [10]
A~
loading and unloading cargo onto and offof planes and flying it from place. Initial
State: At SFO airport, Cargol, Planel and at JFK airport, Cargo2, Plane2 is
present. Goal State: At SFO airport Cargo2 and at JFK airport Cargol is present.

Q3. a. Apply greedy best-first search. At each iteration, each node is expanded using [10]
evaluation function f (n) = h(n). h (S) = 10, h (A) = 10, h(D) = 8, h(B) = 6, h(E) =
6.5,h (C)=4,h (F) =3, h(G) = 0.8 is start state and G is goal state.

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b. Explain the Depth Limit search and Depth first iterative deepening search. [10]

Q4. a. Formulate the problem, Choose the formulation that is precise enough to be [10]
implemented. Also identify the initial state, goal test, successor function, and cost
function for the following.
Problem statement: Autonomous Taxi driver
b. . Explain the concept of PAC learning [10]

Q5. a. Task of cleaning house has been assigned to a vacuum cleaner robot. Initial
location of robot is not known. Robot has to execute appropriate actions in order
to clean house. Identify the appropriate type of an agent and applicable task
environment, also identify the PEAS parameters.

b. Apply alpha beta pruning on following graph

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Q6. Write detailed note on following. (Any two)
a. Wumpus World Environment
b. Differentiation of Forward and Backward Chaining
c. Language models of Natural Language Processing*

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Paper / Subject Code: 89284 / Artificial Intelligence

Time: 3 Hours Marks: 80


1) Q.1 is compulsory
2) Attempt any three from remaining five questions

Q1) Solve any four of the following:

a) Describe different categories of Al [5]


b) Describe the characteristics of a medical diagnosis system using the PEAS properties = [5]
c) Explain Goal based Agent with a block diagram [5]
d) Compare and contrast propositional logic and first order logic [5]
e) What do you mean by hill climbing. Explain. [5]

Q2)
a) Perform o - B pruning on the following graph, clearly indicating the
o and B cuts and the final value of root node. [10]

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b) What do you understand by informed and uninformed search methods? Explain in detail

with example. [10]

Q3)
a) Consider the following statements: [10]
a) All people who are earning are happy
b) All happy people smile
¢) Someone is earning
Perform the following tasks:
i) Represent above statements in FOL
ii) Convert each to CNF
iii) Prove that someone is smiling using resolution technique. Draw the resolution tree

b) What do you understand by forward chaining and backward chaining. Explainin detail

[10]

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Q4

a) For the given graph, the table below indicates the path costs and the heuristic values. S is the
start node and G1, G2 and G3 are the goal nodes. Perform A* search to find the shortest distance

path from S to any of the goal nodes. [10]

Edge Cost Edge Cost Edge Cost


SA 5 BA 2 DS 1
SB 9 BC 1 DC 2
SD 6 cs 6 DE 2
AB 3 CG2 5 EG3 7
AG1 9 CF 7 FD 2
FG3 8

Node | Heuristic | Node | Heuristic | Node | Heuristic


S 5 D 6 Gl 0
A 7 E 5 G2 0
B 3 F 6 G3 0
C 4

b) What is planning in AI? Discuss partial order planning and hierarchical planning in detail [10]

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Q53)
a) Explain the concept of genetic programming [10]
b) What is formulation of a problem. Formulate the Wumpus world problem in terms of following
components: initial state, actions, successor function, goal test, path cost. [10]

Q.6 Write short notes on : [20]

a) Applications of AT
b) Simulated annealing

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Paper / Subject Code: 89284 / Artificial Intelligence

T.E./VI/COMP /C SCHEME / DEC 2023/ 18.12.2023

(3 Hours) otal Marks: 80

1) Q.1 is compulsory
2) Attempt any three from remaining five questions

Q1) Solve any four of the following:

a) Describe different types of environment of Al agents 151


b) What do you mean by Total Turing test. Explain. 5]
¢) Explain Utility based Agent with a block diagram 151
d) Formulate the 8 puzzle problem 15]
e) Describe the characteristics of a part picking robot using the PEAS properties 151

Q2) a) What do you understand by Min Max Search and alpha beta search? Explain in detail
with example. 110]
b) What do you understand by A* search? Is it informed or uninformed search — Justify.
110}

Q3) a) Explain steps involved in converting propesitional logic statement into CNF with
suitable example [10]
b) What do you understand by forward chaining and backward chaining. Explain in
detail [10]

Q4) a) Explain various methods of knowledge representation. [10]

b) What are local search algorithms? Explain any one in detail [10]

Q5) a) What is planning in Al? Discuss partial order planning and hierarchical planning
in detail [10]
b) What do you understand by Reinforcement learning. Explain i1 detail |10}

Q6) Write short notes on any two of the following: [20]

a) Wumpus World Environment


b) Applications of Al
¢) Natural Language Processing

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Time: 2hour 30 minutes Max. Marks: 80

Q1 Choose the correct option for following questions. All the Questions are
: compulsory and carry equal marks
1. The computer program that simulates the thought process of humans is known as:

Option A: | Expert reason

Option B: | Personal information

Option C: | Expert system

Option D: | Human logic

2. is the heuristic function of greedy best-first search and


is heuristic function of A* Algorithmic search.

Option A: | F(n)!=h(n) and f(n)= h(n) + g(n)

Option B: | F(n)=h(n) and f(n) = h(n) + g(n)

Option C: | F(n)>h(n) and f(n) = h(n) g(n)

Option D: | F(n)<h(n) and f(n) = h(n) + g(n)

3. The search strategy that uses a problem specific knowledge is known as

Option A: | Heuristic Search

Option B: | Informed Search

Option C: | Best-first Search

Option D: | All of the above Search

4. In which agent does the problem generator is present?

Option A: | Learning agent

Option B: | Simple-reflex agent

Option C: | Goal based agent

Option D: | Utility based agent

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5. is the fiel’d that investigates the mechanics of human intelligence.

Option A: | Sociology

Option B: | Nurology

Option C: | Cognitive science

Option D: | Psychology

6. ‘What is present in empty plan?

Option A: | Start

Option B: | Finish

Option C: | Modest

Option D: | Both Start and Finish

7. Which is the most straightforward approach for planning?

Option A: | Best first search

Option B: | Hill climbing search

Option C: | Depth first search

Option D: | State space search

8. What are you predicating by the logic Vx :3y : loyal_to(x,y)?

Option A: | Everyone to Joyal to all

Option B: | Everyone is loyal to someone

Option C: | Everyone is not loyal to someone

Option D: | Everyone is loyal

9. Which of the following is not a stage of knowledge engineering?

Option A: | Assemble the relevant knowledge


Option B: | Encode general knowledge about the domain.
Option C: | Identify the task.
Option D: | Fixing a problem.

10. The father of Al is


Option A: | Alan Turing

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Option B: | John McCarthy


Option C: | Russel Stuart
Option D: | Andrew Ng

Q2. Solve any Four out of Six 5 marks each


(20 Marks)
A Explain WUMPUS world environment giving its PEAS description.
Explain how percept sequence is generated.
B Werite a short note on conditional probability and its role in Al
c ‘What are the limitations of Hill Climbing Search and how that can be
overcome?
D Explain the concept of Supervised Learning.
Convert the following statements into predicate logic
1. All kings are persons.
E 2. Every city in Maharashtra has temple.
3. An Apple a day keeps doctor away.
4. Anything anyone eats and is not killed by is food.
5. Square of 3is 9.
F Explain the steps involved in Natural Language Processing.

Q3. Solve any Two Questions out of Three 10 marks each


(20 Marks)
Consider the foliowing facts:
1. Steve only likes easy courses.
A 2. Science courses are hard.
3. All the courses in the basket_weaving department are easy.
4. BK301 is a basket_weaving course.
Find by resolution that “What course would steve like?”
B List down all agent types. Explain each with block diagram.
Apply A* algorithm on the following graph. Heuristic values are h(S) =
15, h(A) = 14, h(D) = 12, h(B) = 10, h(E) = 10, h(C) = 8 , h(F) = 10
,h(‘G) =0.S is the start node and G is the goal node.

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Q4.
(20 Marks)
A Solve any Two 5 marks each
i Give types of parsing and generate the parse tree for a sentence “The
cat ate the fish”.
ii. Explain Simulated Annealing with suitable example.
iii, Differentiate between Informed search and uninformed search
Algorithms.
B Solve any One 10 marks each

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i What is plannifig? List types of planning and describe in detail Partial


order planning.

ii. Apply the alpha beta pruning on following example by considering the
root node a max.

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