IAI Questions

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41 questions
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What is wrong about discounting reward?

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Below explains some properties of RL. What is incorrectly connected?

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What is wrong about optimal value functions?

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We stop the value iteration when:

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The time complexity of value iteration is ________ per iteration, where policy evaluation is ________ per iteration.
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What is the advantage of policy iteration over value iteration?

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Match the algorithms with appropriate target.

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
SARSA
MC
Q-learning
TD(0)
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Categorize algorithms.

  • Value iteration
  • MC
  • TD
  • DQN
  • Model-free
  • Model-based
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Categorize algorithms.

  • DQN
  • Q-learning
  • SARSA
  • TD
  • On-policy
  • Off-policy
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  • MC
  • TD
  • DP
  • SARSA
  • Bootstrapping
  • Sampling
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What is wrong about DQN? Choose all.

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What is wrong about the below explanations about the representation of search problems?

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What is true about search problem and algorithms? Choose all.

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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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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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(Row) expands the (Column) unexplored node in the frontier. Choose the right

Deepest
Shallowest
Cheapest
BFS
DFS
DLS
UCS
IDS
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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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When is inappropriate to use the bi-directional search?

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What is wrong about DLS? Choose all.

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What is true about UCS? Choose all.

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What is true about A* search?

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What is wrong about relaxed problems?

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What is wrong about approaches for obtaining heuristics?

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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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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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Backtracking search is __________ algorithm. It is __________ with constraint checking. It checks constraints __________. It backtracks when __________ .
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Match the explanation of approaches of ordering variable in CSP.

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Most constrained variable
The variable with the fewest remaining legal values in its domain
Degree heuristic
The variable involved in the largest number of constraints on other unassigned variables.
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Match the explanation of approaches of filtering variable in CSP.

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Forward checking
Propagation from assigned variable to unassigned variable
Arc consistency
Examines further implications, not only 1-step
Both
Detects failures earlier
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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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________ 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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________________ commitment of propositional language is fact. ____________________ commitment is T/F/unknown.
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Epistemological
Ontological
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What can be inferred from below?

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Below sentence explains the syntax of FOL. ^ ________________ . ∀ is ________________ .
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connectives
quantifiers
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Match the explanation of well-known problems of planning.

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Frame problem
Representing all things that stay the same
Qualification problem
Defining conditions for an action to succeed
Ramification problem
Representing implicit consequences of actions
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What is true about linear planning?

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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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What is wrong about Bayes Rule?

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__________ allows incremental updating of beliefs
as more evidence is gathered.
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  • Bayesian networks describe __________ distributions using __________ distributions.
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local
joint
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Match the type of causal chain with the definition of joint distribution.

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Casual chain
Common cause
Common effect
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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.
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inactivates
activates