Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks Set 3 | NEC Computer
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The best first search uses the concept of a ______ and heuristic search.
A.
Circular queue
B.
Linear queue
C.
Priority queue
D.
Stack
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Question 3
______ is the time and ______ is the space complexity of Best first search. Where b= branching factor and d= depth.
A.
O(bd−1), O(bd−1)
B.
O(bd+1), O(bd+1)
C.
O(bd−1), O(bd+1)
D.
O(bd2), O(bd)
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Question 4
Greedy best first search evaluates nodes by using only ______
A.
Linear function
B.
Non-linear function
C.
Friend function
D.
Heuristic function
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Question 5
Why greedy best first search is not complete?
A.
Because it can override the heuristic function
B.
Because it can traverse to outer loop
C.
Because it can get stuck in loop
D.
None of the above
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Question 6
______ is the time and ______ is the space complexity of Greedy Best first search.
A.
O(bm), O(bm)
B.
O(bm), O(bm)
C.
O(bm+1), O(bm+1)
D.
O(bm), O(bm)
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Question 7
The main idea of A\* searching is to a ______
A.
Do not expand expensive path
B.
Expand expensive path
C.
All path cost are same in searching
D.
None of above
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Question 8
Evaluation function is ______ for A\* searching, where, g(n) - cost so far to reach n h(n) - estimated cost to goal from n f(n) - estimated total cost of path through n to goal.
A.
f(n)=g(n)/h(n)
B.
f(n)=g(n)−h(n)
C.
f(n)=g(n)+h(n)
D.
f(n)=g(n)×h(n)
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Question 9
A\* search uses an ______ heuristic; that is, h(n) < h\*(n) where h\*(n) is the true cost from ‘n’.
A.
Non- admissible
B.
Admissible
C.
Anchoring
D.
Constant
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Question 10
When should A\* searching terminate?
A.
After we enqueue a goal
B.
After we dequeue a goal
C.
No enqueue and dequeue
D.
None of above
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Question 11
A\* search theorem states that:
A.
If h(n) is not admissible, A\* using TREE-SEARCH is optimal.
B.
If h(n) is admissible, A\* using TREE-SEARCH is optimal.
C.
If h(n) is admissible, A\* using TREE-SEARCH is not optimal.
D.
If h(n) is not admissible, A\* using TREE-SEARCH is also not optimal.
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Question 12
______ is the time and ______ is the space complexity of A\* Search. Where b= branching factor and d= depth
A.
O(bd+1), O(bb)
B.
O(bb), O(bb)
C.
O(bd+1), O(bd+1)
D.
O(bb), O(bd+1)
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Question 13
A\* is an admissible algorithm that ______ optimal solution.
A.
Does not guarantee
B.
Guarantee
C.
Partially guarantee
D.
None of above
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Question 14
The main application of A\* Search Algorithm is: Path/ Routing problems can be solved by using A\* Searching algorithm.
A.
True
B.
False
C.
Partially True
D.
None of above
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Question 15
A\* using Tree search is optimal if heuristic is ______.
A.
Constant
B.
Admissible
C.
Anchoring
D.
Representative
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Question 16
A\* using Graph search is optimal if heuristic is ______.
A.
Constant
B.
Admissible
C.
Representative
D.
Anchoring
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Question 17
______ is sometimes called greedy local search because it grabs a good neighbor state without thinking ahead about where to go next.