AI Agents and Accessibility Quiz

What defines an accessible environment?

Which of the following represents an inaccessible environment?

Which two components make up an AI agent?

What is a simple reflex agent primarily based on?

What does the agent function map from and to?

Which type of agent incorporates knowledge of previous actions?

What mechanism do utility-based agents use to make decisions?

Which of the following is NOT a type of AI agent mentioned?

What characterizes a single-agent environment?

Which type of environment requires an agent to continuously observe its surroundings?

What defines a discrete environment?

In which scenario does an agent operate in a known environment?

How does a multi-agent environment differ from a single-agent environment?

Which of the following is an example of a continuous environment?

Which of the following statements accurately reflects a static environment?

What distinguishes an unknown environment for an agent?

What is the primary function of a model-based reflex agent?

What differentiates goal-based agents from other types of agents?

Which factor is crucial for utility-based agents when selecting an action sequence?

What role does the 'critic' play in a learning agent?

What is a characteristic feature of a learning agent?

How does a model-based reflex agent deal with partial observability?

Which statement best describes the actions of a goal-based agent?

What is the primary objective of utility-based agents in action selection?

What defines the optimal solution in problem solving?

What is the primary purpose of standardized/toy problems?

How many states are there in a simple two-cell vacuum world?

What characteristic distinguishes real-world problems from standardized/toy problems?

In the context of the vacuum world problem, what can obstruct an agent's movement?

What is the structure used to represent the vacuum world in the provided example?

What does the agent in the vacuum world do?

What does the state space graph represent in the vacuum world?

What is the primary goal of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

Which of the following is NOT a core value of CHRIST Deemed to be University?

What is the key characteristic of an "artificial" element within the context of AI?

What is the primary purpose of an Intelligent Agent in AI?

What is the difference between "intelligence" and "artificial intelligence"?

What is the primary difference between a problem-solving agent and a traditional computer program?

According to the content, what is the main focus of the "Introduction to AI" unit?

Based on the text, what is the primary characteristic of "Good behavior" in an Intelligent Agent?

What type of environment is characterized by an agent's inability to completely determine the next state based solely on its current state and chosen action?

Which environment type requires an agent to maintain a memory of past actions to make informed decisions?

In what kind of environment is an agent's sensor capable of perceiving the complete state of the world at any given time?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an environment from the perspective of an agent, as per Russell and Norvig?

When an environment is considered 'unknown,' what does that mean for the agent?

What type of environment is characterized by a series of independent, one-shot actions where the agent only needs the current information to make a decision?

An environment where an agent's actions have a predictable outcome, allowing for complete control over the next state, is considered:

Which of the following is a key characteristic of an environment that is considered 'accessible'?