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1. Describe different approaches to Artificial Intelligence. List the timeline of the
evolution of artificial intelligence and briefly describe each period/breakthrough.
Question ID: 2909
Assessment Type: CAT 1
2. Consider an artificial agent learning to play chess, where the agent learns the
game's rules and optimal moves through multiple plays and feedback from
critics. Which type of agent would be most suitable for a chess-playing agent?
Justify your answer. Also, briefly describe the agent architecture with a suitable
diagram.
Question ID: 2910
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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3. Describe the task environments and their characteristics for the following
agents.
i. Rental Bike/Car booking
ii. Cooking Robot
iii. Grocery Delivery
iv. Playing Chess
Question ID: 2911
Assessment Type: CAT 1
4. Design PEAS for the following artificial intelligent agents.
i) Taxi driver agent
ii) Automated robot in a manufacturing plant.
iii) Playing soccer
iv) Bidding an item on an auction
v) Shopping for used AI books on the Internet
Question ID: 2915
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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5. Consider the project developed by Google, codenamed Waymo. Waymo has
successfully deployed self-driving cars with advanced sensors and implemented
AI-based model algorithms in their decision-making process. These
autonomous vehicles navigate the roads, making decisions based on percept
history and real-time sensory input — the ability to make informed decisions
based on historical data and real-time perceptual input received from the
environments. Identify the most suitable model and explain how it fits this
scenario where a decision has been made based on the perception of events
that
happened.
Question ID: 2916
Assessment Type: CAT 1
6. Explain in detail about any 10 applications of Al.
Question ID: 2921
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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7. Explain the following:
1) Model-based Agent
2) Goal-based Agent
Question ID: 2922
Assessment Type: CAT 1
8. Discuss the properties of the task environment.
Question ID: 2924
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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9. For each of the following activities, give a PEAS description of the task
environment
a) Playing soccer.
b) Exploring the subsurface oceans of Titan.
c) Shopping for used Al books on the Internet.
Question ID: 2925
Assessment Type: CAT 1
10. Classify the approaches to AI based on its definitions. Describe how the Turing
test affords the major disciplines that AI comprises. Discuss the importance of
these disciplines to AI.
Question ID: 2929
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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11. State whether the following assertions are true or false with appropriate
examples or counterexamples
a) An agent that senses only partial information about the state cannot be
perfectly rational.
b) Every agent is rational in an unobservable environment.
c) There exist task environments in which no pure reflex agent can behave
rationally.
d) Suppose an agent selects its action uniformly at random from the set of
possible actions. There exists a deterministic task environment in which this
agent is rational.
e) The input to an agent program is the same as the input to the agent function.
Question ID: 2930
Assessment Type: CAT 1
12. Consider a vacuum cleaning agent with two locations blocks, i.e. block A and
block B (see the figure given below). The environment would be dirty or clean
blocks. The actions are right, left,
suck, and no-op (no operation). A performance measure is given for the agent in
which two points were given for each block cleaned, and one point was
subtracted for each movement from one block to the other, and the block never
became dirty once cleaned.
i. Considering the agent as a simple (pure) reflex agent, describe the agent
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function in terms of performance measure.
ii. Consider the performance measure and
provide the agent function that would make the agent a rational agent.
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Question ID: 2934
Assessment Type: CAT 1
13. Consider a vacuum cleaning agent with four locations block, i.e. A, B, C and D
(2 x 2 grids). The environment would be dirty or clean blocks. The actions are
up, down, right, left, suck, no-op
(no operation). Consider the figure given below.
The vacuum cleaning agent can only sense whether the current block is dirty or
clean, but it cannot sense its current location. It can attempt a
move action and receive a bump percept if the move runs into an outer wall.
Bumping into a wall will leave the agent in the same square, but does not
increase the number of times the square is considered entered. Give an agent
program (pseudo code) for this world. Consider the agent is rational agent.
Question ID: 2935
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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14. Describe the task environments for the following jobs (justify the answer in brief)
i. Playing soccer
ii. Shopping for used books
iii. Performing a high jump
iv. Medical Image analysis
v. Bidding an item
Question ID: 2940
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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15. Identify the PEAS for the following Agents (justify your answer in brief):
i. Angry Birds
ii. Autonomous Rover
iii. Medical Image Analysis System
iv. Interactive English Tutor
v. Smart Washing Machine
Question ID: 2941
Assessment Type: CAT 1
16. Define an Agent. Discuss various agent architectures with suitable illustrations.
Question ID: 2950
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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17. Properties of the following task environments:
i. Playing soccer
ii. Shopping for used books
iii. Performing a high jump
iv. Satellite Image analysis
v. Bidding an item
Question ID: 2951
Assessment Type: CAT 1
18. Describe the task environment for self-driving cars and part-picking robots.
Provide proper justification for your claims.
Question ID: 2955
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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19. "Al cannot replace Humans" is the statement true? Justify your answer.
Specify few crucial fields in which Human Touch is required.
Question ID: 2960
Assessment Type: CAT 1
20. Mention the significant purposes of Artificial Intelligence in terms of Expert
Systems.
Question ID: 2961
Assessment Type: CAT 1
21. Mention the Types of Ambiguity and the difference between each of them which
serves as a challenge in Natural Language Processing.
Question ID: 2962
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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22. For each of the following agents develop a PEAS Description of the task
environment.
(a) Medical Diagnostic System
(b) Taxi Driver
(c) Internet Book Shopping Agent
(d) Robot Soceer player
Question ID: 2964
Assessment Type: CAT 1
23. Illustrate the general model of the learning agent with a neat diagram.
Question ID: 2968
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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24. Discuss different types of task environments in AI. Describe the following task
environment and its characteristics.
i) Practicing tennis against a wall.
ii) Knitting a sweater.
Question ID: 2970
Assessment Type: CAT 1
25. Define the Rational agent and mention the challenges involved in designing the
rational agent.
Question ID: 2975
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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26. Formulate PEAS description for the following two systems: student performance
assessment system and part picking robot.
Question ID: 2976
Assessment Type: CAT 1
27. Describe in detail the simple reflex agent and the components of the learning
agent with a neat diagram. Present the difference in structure between these
agents.
Question ID: 2977
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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28. Identify the following personalities and write about their contribution to Artificial
Intelligence
Question ID: 2984
Assessment Type: CAT 1
29. Explain the model and utility-based agents with a diagram
Question ID: 2987
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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30. Identify and Justify the environment properties for the following Agents.
a) Self-driving automobile
b) Map-based journey planner
c) Robotic vacuum cleaner
d) Flight booking system
e) Angry birds
Question ID: 2989
Assessment Type: CAT 1
31. The Robird is a drone developed by Clear Flight Solutions, that is good for
controlling other birds. The Robird looks and flies exactly like a real raptor
would, which makes the natural birds react like they would in the presence of a
real predator. The Robird is used to clear runways from birds so flights can take
off safely, and to keep birds away from industrial or agricultural areas. There are
two Robirds built, one looks like a Peregrine Falcon, and the other looks like an
Eagle. The Eagle is an alpha predator, while the Peregrine Falcon is the most
common predator across the world. Clear Flight Solutions chooses which Robird
to use depending on the local bird population. The good thing about using the
Robird is that the bird
populations quickly learn that a predator is in the area, and stay away. Give the
PEAS for the Robird robot.
Question ID: 3048
Assessment Type: FAT
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32. Explain the architecture of goal-based agents with a suitable diagram.
Question ID: 3049
Assessment Type: FAT
33. Describe the PEAS and characteristics of the task environment for the following
artificial intelligent agents.
i)AI Tutor
ii)tennis against a wall
iii)Knitting a sweater
iv)Bidding on an item at an auction
Question ID: 3063
Assessment Type: FAT
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34. Compare and contrast the characteristics and capabilities of reflex agents, goal-
based agents, utility-based agents, and learning agents in the context of artificial
intelligence. Provide examples to illustrate each type.
Question ID: 3064
Assessment Type: FAT
35. Explain in detail the architecture of a goal based agent and learning agent
Question ID: 3076
Assessment Type: FAT
36. With appropriate block diagrams explain the structure of goal-based agents and
utility-based agents.
Question ID: 3085
Assessment Type: FAT
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37. Give the classification of approaches to Al based on its definitions. Describe
how
the Turing test provides the major disciplines that Al comprises of. Discuss the
importance of the disciplines.
Question ID: 3268
Assessment Type: FAT
38. State whether the following assertions are true or false. Provide justification for
each with appropriate examples or counterexamples.
a) An agent that senses only partial information about the state cannot be
perfectly rational.
b) Every agent is rational in an unobservable environment.
c) There exist task environments in which no pure reflex agent can behave
rationally.
d) Suppose an agent selects its action uniformly at random from the set of
possible actions. There exists a deterministic task environment in which this
agent is rational.
e) The input to an agent program is the same as the input to the agent function.
Question ID: 3269
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39. Describe the key differences between narrow AI and general AI.
Question ID: 3279
Assessment Type: FAT
40. State how machine learning contributes to the development of AI systems.
Question ID: 3280
Assessment Type: FAT
41. For each of the following activities, give the PEAS description of the task
environment and characterize it in terms of the properties:
a) Speech Recognition device
b) Satellite Image Analysis system
c) Medical Diagnosis
d) Performing a high jump
Question ID: 3282
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42. Ilustrate the PEAS components and classify the environment type for
the provided scenarios.
a) Customer browsing an online shopping websile
b) Chatbot customer service
c) Home automation system
Question ID: 3400
Assessment Type: CAT 1
43. Consider a scenario where a bank wants to enhance its fraud detection system.
Justify how Al can identify fraudulent transactions, prevent money laundering
and improve risk assessment.
Question ID: 3401
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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44. Illustrate how the subfield of Al Expert System works and where is it
typically applied?
Question ID: 3402
Assessment Type: CAT 1
45. You are given with five different tasks like
(i) Crossword puzzle
(ii) N Queens Problem
(iii) Tower of Hanoi
(iv) Ludo
List the PEAS description and the properties for the given tasks to
their environment characteristics with suitable justification.
Question ID: 3407
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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46. A taxi company wants to optimize its drivers' routes to reduce fuel
consumption, minimize travel time, and enhance customer satisfaction. List the
challenges and plans in developing an AI system for a real time route
optimization system that assists drivers in selecting the most efficient routes
while considering dynamic factors like traffic, road conditions, toll plazas and
weather conditions? Discuss with diagram the most suitable type of agent that
can be used for this type of system.
Question ID: 3408
Assessment Type: CAT 1
47. Explain the classifications of AI based on functionality and technology. Provide
examples for each type
Question ID: 3504
Assessment Type: FAT
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48. Describe various Al environments (e.g., fully observable, partially observable,
deterministic, stochastic, static, dynamic, discrete, continuous). How do these
affect agent design and behaviour Provide examples to explain the same.
Question ID: 3675
Assessment Type: FAT
49. Explain the key distinctions between the different types of Artificial Intelligence
(AI) and provide real-world examples of each type.
Question ID: 5282
Assessment Type: CAT 1
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