Most Important Artificial intelligence Question Answer

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Q 1
If p(x)=x>5 what will be the value of quantification for p(5) and p(0.5)
Answer
p(5)
if x=5 than 5>=5 True
if x=0.5 than 0.5>=5 False

Q 2 
Define Implication operator with example and Truth table.
Answer


Q 3
Write Down the some applications Artificial intelligence.\
Answer:


Q 4:
What do you know about OAV triplets facts?
Answer:

Q 5 What is the difference between Inductive and deductive reasoning ?
Answer


Q 6 
Explain And Introduction and And- elimination Rule of Inference 
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Q 7 
Write down Modus Pones and Modus Tolens Rules of inference. 
Answer 
Q 8 
What do you know about predicates Explain it with example.
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Q 10 
what do you know about intelligent Machines ?
Answer
The  intelligent Machines  Which can behave like a human and ability to understand and perceive demonstrates intelligence.
An intelligent Machines which have following factors :
A machine searches through a mesh and finds a path?
A machine solves problems like the next number in the sequence?
A machine develops plans?
A machine diagnoses and prescribes?
A machine answers ambiguous questions?
A machine recognizes fingerprints?
A machine understands?
A machine perceives?
A machine does MANY MORE SUCH THINGS!
A machine behaves as HUMANS do? HUMANOID!!!

Q 11 
Explain the two one problem solving technique with example 
Answer
To solve any problem.we use lot of techniques there is a technique to solve a problem in  Artificial intelligence which is " two one problem solving technique"
For this we have Three states

  1. Start state 
  2. Intermediate States (It consist of many solution) 
  3. Goal state

Start state
11?22
....
Goal state
22?11

Rules for two one problems:

  1. 1's move towards right.
  2. 2's move towards left.
  3. Only one move at a time .
  4. No Back  up (go Back)
  5. Hope like 3 move to right jump over 1 to the blank space.
    31.
  6. Slide like one move to right.
    1.

Q 12 
Difference Between Frames and semantic networks 
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