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This question paper contains 4 printed pages] Roll No. LI S.No. of Question Paper : 1491 Unique Paper Code : 2341701 ET ‘Name of the Paper : Artificial Intelligence Name of the Course : B.Tech. Computer Science Semester : Vil Duration :3 Hours Maximum Marks : 75 (Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt of this question paper.) Question No. 1 is compulsory. Attempt any four from Question Nos..2 to 7. Parts of a question must be answered together. 1. @_ Define an Agent, Agent Function and an Agent Program. 3 (6) Differentiate between knowledge-based systems and expert systems. 4 (©) Why is state space representation important ? 2 (@ Is minimax procedure Depth-first or Breadth-first ? Justify your answer. 2 (&) Is the following set unifable ? If yes, obtain a most general unifier for it : 3 W = (P(A, B, B), P(x, y, z)} “(f) Obtain Skolem standard form for the following : 3 E=3x(P(/(x)) Q(x, F(a) PTO. @) “a 0 o & () (@) ® (2) 1491 Explain utility function measure for an agent. 2 Discuss special cases of hill climbing : Local Maximum, Plateau and Ridge. 3 Express the following sentences as conceptual dependency structures : 6 () _ Billis.a programmer (i) Joe gave Sue a flower. What are the main differences between scripts and frame structure ? 3 A 3-feet tall monkey is in a room, where some bananas are suspended from 8-feet high ceiling. The room contains two stackable, movable and climbable 3-feet high crates. Give the initial state, goal state, successor function and cost function for getting ‘the bananas. 4 Let h’ denote the estimate of h (the actual cost of traversing from the current node to a final state node). Explain in what way the efficiency of A* algorithm and reaching of a goal state is affected if : 6 () bY always underestimates h. (i) _W always overestimates h. Consider a state space where the start space is number 1, and the successor function for a state n returns two states numbered 2n and 2n +1 : 4 () Draw the portion of state space for states 1 to 15. (i Suppose the goal state is 11. List the order in which nodes will be visited for breadth — first search. Explain Cut, Fail and Cut-fail statements in PROLOG. 6 Write a PROLOG program to find GCD of two numbers. 4 (6) (6) 6. (a) C3) 1491 Explain Turing Test approach to Al. How is Turing Test approach different from Rational “Agent approach ? 6 Develop PEAS description of the task environment for — Internet book-shopping agent. 4 Using constraint satisfaction algorithm, solve the following crypt arithmetic problem: 6 opD +ODD EVEN A game tree is as follows : : : 4 A aa an ao AN K L © ™ Which nodes would not be examined using alpha-beta pruning procedure ? Write a stepwise explanation. Discuss the differences and similarities between problem solving and planning. 5 P.T.O. (4) 1491 (®) Consider the following block world problem and solve it using goal stack plannit Start: Goal :| A c B A B Cc ON(C,A) ON(B, C) and ON(A, B) 7. (@) Consider the following piece of knowledge : 6 Some patients like all doctors. No patient like any quack. (Represent this knowledge as predicate statements. (i) Prove the query “no doctor is a quack” is correct, using resolution method. (6) Derive a parse tree for the sentence “Mary slept on the chait* using the following rules : : 4 S — NP VP NP +N NP — DET N VP -> V PP PP — PERT NP N > Mary/Chair V > Slept DET the PERP > on 1491 4 2,500

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