35 Questions
What is the primary goal of backward chaining in diagnostic systems?
To determine the cause of a particular problem based on symptoms
What is the difference between backward chaining and forward chaining in terms of direction?
Backward chaining starts from a conclusion and works backward, while forward chaining starts from available data and works forward
What is the representation of the backward chaining process?
A tree, with the conclusion at the end of the tree and the premises at the beginning
What is the strength of backward chaining in terms of rule evaluation?
It is more efficient in terms of the number of rules that need to be evaluated
What is the primary difference between the two reasoning processes in terms of their goals?
Backward chaining is used for focused problem solving, while forward chaining is used for generating new conclusions
What is the primary focus of Artificial Intelligence?
Building smart machines that can perform tasks that normally require human intelligence
What is the name of the test that measures a computer's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human?
The Turing Test
According to the Turing Test, what are the major components of intelligence?
Knowledge, reasoning, language understanding, and learning
What is the main difference between the four schools of thought in Artificial Intelligence?
Their approach to measuring intelligence
What is the primary goal of Systems that think like humans?
To build machines that can think like humans
What is the name of the person who introduced the concept of the Turing Test?
Alan Turing
What is the primary direction of reasoning in inductive reasoning?
From the particular to the general
What is the primary function of perception in AI?
To collect and process sensory information
What type of AI system is designed to solve problems and make decisions like a human expert?
Expert system
What is the purpose of algorithms in perception?
To process and make sense of sensory information
What is the primary difference between inductive and deductive reasoning?
The direction of reasoning
What is the purpose of cameras and LIDAR in self-driving cars?
To collect sensory information about the environment
What is the common objective of the definitions of Artificial Intelligence provided by Haugeland, Chamiak and McDermott, and Rich and Knight?
To make computers do things at which humans are better
What is the key difference between robotics and Artificial Intelligence?
Robotics deals with physical robots, while AI deals with programs
What is the primary component of intelligence involved in providing a basis for judgment, making decisions, and prediction?
Reasoning
What is the main characteristic of advanced robots that distinguishes them from simple robots?
Advanced robots utilize artificial intelligence algorithms to learn and adapt
What is the term used to describe the study of designing programs to complete tasks that would otherwise require human intelligence?
Computational Intelligence
What is the comprehensive term that encompasses various aspects of intelligence, including Reasoning, Perception, and Linguistic Intelligence?
Intelligence
What is the primary goal of learning in AI?
To improve performance on a specific task by using available data
What type of learning involves receiving direct instructions on how to respond to certain situations?
Direct Instruction
What is the primary focus of Machine Learning (ML)?
Development of computer programs that can access data and use it to learn
What is required for Explanation Based Learning (EBL) to work?
Domain-specific knowledge
What is the main difference between Learning in Problem Solving and Direct Instruction?
One involves an instructor, while the other does not
What is the primary characteristic of Machine Learning (ML) programs?
They require minimal human intervention
What do AI algorithms use to detect objects, pedestrians, and other vehicles on the road?
Data from sensors
What is the primary function of the inference engine in an expert system?
To deduce new conclusions based on the knowledge and facts contained in the expert system
What is the purpose of machine learning techniques in self-driving vehicles?
To continuously improve the vehicle's driving behavior based on experience and feedback
What is the main difference between the reasoning engine and the inference engine in an expert system?
The reasoning engine uses knowledge to make decisions, while the inference engine uses knowledge and data to deduce new information
What is the main goal of an expert system?
To simulate the decision-making abilities of a human expert
What is the primary function of the reasoning engine in an expert system?
To use knowledge to make decisions
This quiz covers the concepts of inductive and deductive reasoning, including their definitions, differences, and applications. Test your understanding of these fundamental logic concepts.
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