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Which of the following is NOT a key goal of knowledge representation?
Which of the following is NOT a key goal of knowledge representation?
- Inferential Efficiency
- Unclear Terminology (correct)
- Expressiveness
- Understandability
What is a technique NOT associated with knowledge representation?
What is a technique NOT associated with knowledge representation?
- Rule-Based Systems
- Random Number Generation (correct)
- Frames
- Semantic Networks
In the evaluation of grades, what percentage does the Colloquium Grade contribute to the final grade?
In the evaluation of grades, what percentage does the Colloquium Grade contribute to the final grade?
- 40%
- 30%
- 60%
- 70% (correct)
Which reasoning type is primarily involved in supporting conclusions based on given facts?
Which reasoning type is primarily involved in supporting conclusions based on given facts?
Which of the following best describes procedural knowledge?
Which of the following best describes procedural knowledge?
What is the primary function of the checkLikes function?
What is the primary function of the checkLikes function?
Which of the following statements about the parent-child relationships is true?
Which of the following statements about the parent-child relationships is true?
What is the updated color of the car after modification?
What is the updated color of the car after modification?
What would the output be if the checkLikes function is called with parameters 'Charlie' and 'Alice'?
What would the output be if the checkLikes function is called with parameters 'Charlie' and 'Alice'?
What is the correct output for 'Bob is a parent of Charlie' based on the provided data?
What is the correct output for 'Bob is a parent of Charlie' based on the provided data?
Which attribute represents the horsepower of the engine?
Which attribute represents the horsepower of the engine?
How many people are defined in the 'people' array?
How many people are defined in the 'people' array?
In the ontology, which of the following classes is NOT a type of vehicle?
In the ontology, which of the following classes is NOT a type of vehicle?
What details are included under the OwnerDetails nested frame?
What details are included under the OwnerDetails nested frame?
What property indicates who can drive a vehicle in the defined ontology?
What property indicates who can drive a vehicle in the defined ontology?
What is represented by the expression P → Q?
What is represented by the expression P → Q?
What does the statement 'The implication (P → Q) is FALSE' indicate about P and Q?
What does the statement 'The implication (P → Q) is FALSE' indicate about P and Q?
How is the logical implication evaluated in this scenario?
How is the logical implication evaluated in this scenario?
In the code, what does 'P = 1' signify?
In the code, what does 'P = 1' signify?
What output will be displayed if both propositions evaluate as defined (P = 1, Q = 0)?
What output will be displayed if both propositions evaluate as defined (P = 1, Q = 0)?
Flashcards
Knowledge Representation
Knowledge Representation
The process of representing information that a computer can understand and use for reasoning and problem solving.
Learning and Adaptation
Learning and Adaptation
This knowledge enables the AI system to learn and adapt its behavior based on the information it receives.
Logic-Based Representation
Logic-Based Representation
A representation scheme that uses logic-based expressions like propositions and predicates to represent facts and rules.
Propositional Logic
Propositional Logic
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Deductive Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning
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Proposition
Proposition
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Logical Implication
Logical Implication
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Binary Variable
Binary Variable
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Implication Operator
Implication Operator
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Negation
Negation
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Fact
Fact
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Inference
Inference
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Check function
Check function
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Logical Reasoning
Logical Reasoning
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Data Structures
Data Structures
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Structure
Structure
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Struct for Object Representation
Struct for Object Representation
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Ontology
Ontology
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Class
Class
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Instance
Instance
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Study Notes
Course Organization
- The course is 4K
- Lectures are 3 hours per week spread over weeks 5, 7, 9, and 11
- There are 2-hour colloquia during week 13
- Lab work sessions are 2 hours each for weeks 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14
- Course evaluation is via a colloquium in week 13
- Contact information for the lecturer is provided
Evaluation
- The final grade (FG) is calculated as 30% of the laboratory grade (LG) plus 70% of the colloquium grade (CG)
- Laboratory grade (LG) is calculated as 50% activity grade (AG) plus 50% homework presentation grade (HWPG)
- Colloquium grade (CG) is calculated as 40% homework grade (HWG) plus 60% written essay grade (WEG)
1. Introduction to Knowledge Representation
- Knowledge representation is about representing information
- It also involves reasoning with information
Key Goals of Knowledge Representation
- Expressiveness
- Efficiency
- Inferential Adequacy
- Inferential Efficiency
- Understandability
Knowledge Types in KRR
- Declarative knowledge
- Procedural knowledge
- Meta-knowledge
Knowledge Representation Schemes
- Logic-based representations
- Semantic networks
- Frames
- Ontologies
- Rule-based systems
2. The Role of Knowledge Representation in AI
- Enabling machine understanding
- Deductive reasoning
- Abducitve reasoning
- Supporting reasoning and inference
- Facilitating communication
- Learning and adaptation
- Supporting AI reasoning in uncertainty
- Planning and problem-solving
- Interpreting complex data
- Natural language understanding
3. Knowledge Representation Techniques
- Logic-based representation
- Propositional Logic
- Predicate Logic
- Semantic Networks
- Frames
- Ontologies
- Rule-Based Systems
3.1.1. Propositional Logic
- Example using MATLAB to evaluate propositional logic
- Scenarios to establish logical relationship: 'P' is 'It is raining' and 'Q' is 'The ground is wet'
- Implemented in MATLAB to evaluate truth values
3.1.2. Predicate Logic
- Scenario representing knowledge about people and relationships
- Predicates include "Person(x)", "Likes(x, y)", and "Parent(x, y)"
- Facts include information about Alice, Bob, and Charlie relationships
- Defined facts using structures in MATLAB
3.2. Semantic Networks
- Scenario representing relationships between different animals
- Nodes (concepts include: Dog, Cat, Animal, Mammal, Bird)
- Edges (relationships include: Dog is a Mammal, Cat is a Mammal, Mammal is a Animal etc)
- Demonstrated using a directed graph
3.3. Frames
- Scenario representing a simple car
- Attributes defined: Type, Color, Owner, Engine (Type, Horsepower)
- Shows how frames can be represented in MATLAB using structures
3.4. Ontologies
- Scenario for a transportation domain
- Classes defined: Vehicle, Car, Sedan, SUV, Bicycle, Person, Driver, Passenger)
- Properties defined: hasType, hasOwner, canDrive
3.5. Rule-Based Systems
- Rule-based system for simple medical diagnosis
- Rules defined for diagnosing patients with the flu
- System to evaluate patient symptoms based on rules.
4. Reasoning with Knowledge
- Types of reasoning include: Deductive, Inductive, Abducative
4.1. Deductive Reasoning
- Deriving specific conclusions from general principles, classical if-then logical method
- Example shown using MATLAB to determine whether a bird can fly or not
4.2. Inductive Reasoning
- Generalizing from specific examples and observations which produce probabilistic rather than certain (definitive) conclusions
- Example about swans' color
4.3. Abducative Reasoning
- Inferring best explanations for observations
- Finding the most probable causes for observations
5. Applications of Knowledge Representation
- Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Expert Systems
- Robotics
- Recommendation Systems
6. Conclusions
- Connection between knowledge representation and AI components.
- Expert Systems
- Search Algorithms
- Machine Learning
- Challenges in Knowledge Representation
- Complexity and Scalability
- Ambiguity and Vagueness
- Updating Knowledge
- Expressiveness vs. Efficiency
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This quiz explores the fundamentals of Knowledge Representation (KRR) including its key goals and the types of knowledge involved. Understanding expressiveness, efficiency, and inferential adequacy is crucial for mastering information representation and reasoning. Test your knowledge and grasp essential concepts of KRR.
