Below explains some properties of RL. What is incorrectly connected?
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Question 3
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What is wrong about optimal value functions?
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Question 4
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We stop the value iteration when:
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Question 5
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The time complexity of value iteration is ________ per iteration, where policy evaluation is ________ per iteration.
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Question 6
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What is the advantage of policy iteration over value iteration?
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Question 7
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Match the algorithms with appropriate target.
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SARSA
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MC
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Q-learning
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TD(0)
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Question 8
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Categorize algorithms.
Value iteration
MC
TD
DQN
Model-free
Model-based
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Question 9
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Categorize algorithms.
DQN
Q-learning
SARSA
TD
On-policy
Off-policy
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Question 10
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MC
TD
DP
SARSA
Bootstrapping
Sampling
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Question 11
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What is wrong about DQN? Choose all.
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Question 12
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What is wrong about the below explanations about the representation of search problems?
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Question 13
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What is true about search problem and algorithms? Choose all.
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Question 14
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What is the data structure of frontier by the algorithm?
Tree search
Graph search
DFS
UCS
A*
Best first search
Closed list
Queue
Priority queue
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Question 15
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DLS is complete if ________ and optimal if ________ where l denotes depth limit, m denotes max depth, and d denotes the depth of the shallowest goal.
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m is finite
d is finite
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Question 16
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(Row) expands the (Column) unexplored node in the frontier. Choose the right
Deepest
Shallowest
Cheapest
BFS
DFS
DLS
UCS
IDS
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Question 17
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The space complexity of frontier of BFS is ________ and explored list ________ . The space complexity of frontier of DFS is ________ .
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Question 18
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When is inappropriate to use the bi-directional search?
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Question 19
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What is wrong about DLS? Choose all.
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Question 20
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What is true about UCS? Choose all.
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Question 21
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What is true about A* search?
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Question 22
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What is wrong about relaxed problems?
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Question 23
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What is wrong about approaches for obtaining heuristics?
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Question 24
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Categorize local search methods.
Hill-climbing
Stochastic hill-climbing
Simulated annealing
Local beam search
Select highest valued neighbor
Select neighbor that produces an improvement
Accept bad moves
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Question 25
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Consider map coloring problem, which is CSP. Here, adjacent regions must have different colors. We have 3 regions A, B, C, that are all adjacent to each other.
A is not equal to B is __________ constraint. The __________ of the constraint is (A,B). We can add __________ such as red is better than green.
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Question 26
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Backtracking search is __________ algorithm. It is __________ with constraint checking. It checks constraints __________. It backtracks when __________ .
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Question 27
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Match the explanation of approaches of ordering variable in CSP.
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Most constrained variable
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The variable with the fewest remaining legal values in its domain
Degree heuristic
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The variable involved in the largest number of constraints on other unassigned variables.
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Question 28
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Match the explanation of approaches of filtering variable in CSP.
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Forward checking
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Propagation from assigned variable to unassigned variable
Arc consistency
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Examines further implications, not only 1-step
Both
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Detects failures earlier
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Question 29
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The time complexity of AC-3 is O(?) because there are ________ edges, take________ time for consistency enforcing, and ________ for arc insertions.
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Question 30
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________ add new sentences to knowledge base. Agent can use inference to deduce new facts from _________ ed facts.
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TELL
ASK
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Question 31
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________________ commitment of propositional language is fact. ____________________ commitment is T/F/unknown.
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Epistemological
Ontological
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Question 32
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What can be inferred from below?
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Question 33
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Below sentence explains the syntax of FOL. ^ ________________ . ∀ is ________________ .
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connectives
quantifiers
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Question 34
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Match the explanation of well-known problems of planning.
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Frame problem
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Representing all things that stay the same
Qualification problem
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Defining conditions for an action to succeed
Ramification problem
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Representing implicit consequences of actions
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Question 35
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What is true about linear planning?
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Question 36
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Consider PDDL. What is included in what?
Actions
Initial state
Goal
Types
Predicates
Objects
Constants
Domain definition
Problem definition
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Question 37
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What is wrong about Bayes Rule?
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Question 38
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__________ allows incremental updating of beliefs
as more evidence is gathered.
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Question 39
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Bayesian networks describe __________ distributions using __________ distributions.
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local
joint
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Question 40
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Match the type of causal chain with the definition of joint distribution.
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Casual chain
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Common cause
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Common effect
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Question 41
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Observing the cause ________________ the path between two effects of same cause. Observing the cause ______________ the path between two causes of same effect.