AI Learning and Reasoning Concepts

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What is the simplest form of learning applied to artificial intelligence?

  • Learning by observation
  • Learning by trial and error (correct)
  • Learning by generalization
  • Rote learning

What is rote learning?

Memorizing individual items and procedures

What does generalization involve?

Applying past experience to analogous new situations

A program that learns the past tense of 'jump' without encountering 'jumped' can generalize.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two classifications of inferences in reasoning?

<p>Deductive and inductive (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What sensory organs are involved in perception?

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An object's appearance can change depending on the viewing angle.

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What was FREDDY?

<p>A stationary robot with a moving television eye and a pincer hand.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where was FREDDY built?

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What was FREDDY capable of doing?

<p>Identify a variety of objects (A), Assemble toy cars from random components (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Language is limited to spoken words.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of a mini-language?

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Flashcards

Rote Learning

Memorizing individual items and procedures, like a computer saving chess moves.

Generalization in AI

Applying past experience to new, similar situations.

Trial and Error Learning

Learning by trying different things until the desired outcome is achieved.

Deductive Inference

Drawing conclusions from general rules.

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Inductive Inference

Drawing general conclusions from specific examples.

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Artificial Perception

Using sensors, like cameras, to understand the environment and identify objects.

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Object Recognition

Identifying objects in a scene based on their features.

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FREDDY

An early robot that used perception and action to manipulate objects.

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Language as a System of Signs

Language uses conventional signs (like words) to convey meaning.

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Mini-Language of Signs

A special system of signs, like traffic signals.

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Study Notes

Learning

  • Several forms of learning exist in AI
  • Simplest is trial-and-error learning
  • Example: a chess program tries random moves until a checkmate is found, then stores the solution for later use
  • Memorizing is easy to implement in computers
  • Generalization is more complex
  • Generalization applies past experience to new situations
  • Example: a program that learns regular English verb past tense by rote won't be able to produce "jumped" unless it's seen "jump" first
  • Generalization uses patterns to learn the "add -ed" rule for any verb
  • Program learns the past tense based on experience with similar verbs

Reasoning

  • Reasoning is drawing inferences appropriate to a situation
  • Inferences can be either deductive or inductive

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