M1 Flashcards

(61 cards)

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Intelligence is defined usign these characteristics (3)

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Reasoning
Learning
Adaptivity

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___ adapts itself to deal with changes in problems (automatic learning)

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intelligent system

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___ follows problem solving processes similar to humans

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Machine intelligence

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___ display machine intelligence, not necessarily self-adapting

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Intelligent systems

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Intelligent systems in ___ utilize one or more intelligence tools to aid decision making

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business

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Customer behaviour patterns, Market trend, Efficiency bottlenecks are examples of ___

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business intelligence – information

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Customer service, Scheduling, Data Mining, Financial market prediction, Quality control are examples of __ in business

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successful intelligent systems applications

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What intelligent systems is used in the example?

HNC software’s credit card fraud detector – 30-70% improvement

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ANN

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What intelligent systems is used in the example?

US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA uses “expert advisors” to help identify fire and other safety hazards at work sites

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Expert Systems

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What intelligent systems is used in the example?

MetLife insurance uses automated extraction of information from applications

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Language Technology

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What intelligent systems is used in the example?

Personalized, Internet-based TV listings

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Intelligent Agent

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What intelligent systems is used in the example?

Hyundai’s development apartment construction plans

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CBR

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Intelligent Systems should posses these characteristics (CHLDF)

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Capability to extract and store knowledge
Human like reasoning process
Learning from experience (or training)
Dealing with imprecise expressions of facts
Finding solutions through processes similar to natural evolution

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Among the recent trend in interaction with user usign intelligent systems is through ? (NSI)

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natural language understanding
speech recognition and synthesis
image analysis

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Most current intelligent systems based on? (RO)

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rule based expert systems
one or more of the methodologies belonging to soft computing

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The primary goal of Artificial Intelligence is develop software aimed at enabling machines to solve problems through ___ reasoning

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human-like

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AI encompasses study of the ___ to understand its structure and functions

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brain

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AI is in existence as a discipline since the ___

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1960s

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AI failed to live up to initial expectations due to inadequate understanding of ___ function and complexity of ___ to be solved

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brain, problem

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___ is an AI success story

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Expert Systems

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21
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Soft Computing is also known as ___

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Computational Intelligence

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Unlike conventional computing, SC techniques can be tolerant of imprecise, incomplete or corrupt ___

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input data

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Unlike conventional computing, SC techniques solve problems without ___ solution steps

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explicit

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Unlike conventional computing, SC techniques learn the solution through ___ observation and adaptation

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repeated

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Unlike conventional computing, SC techniques can handle information expressed in ___
vague linguistic terms
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Unlike conventional computing, SC techniques arrive at an acceptable solution through ___
evolution
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The first four characteristics 1. can be tolerant of imprecise, incomplete or corrupt input data 2. solve problems without explicit solution steps 3. learn the solution through repeated observation and adaptation 4. can handle information expressed in vague linguistic terms are common in problem solving by ___
humans
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The fifth characteristic 5. arrive at an acceptable solution through evolution is common in ___
nature
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The predominant SC methodologies found in current intelligent systems are (AFG)
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) Fuzzy Systems Genetic Algorithms (GA)
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___ is designed to solve problems in a specific domain
Expert Systems
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Expert Systems is built by interrogating ___ and storing acquired knowledge in a form suitable for problem solving problems using ___
domain experts, reasoning
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Expert Systems is usually used in ___ user for problem specific information and using the information to draw ___ from the knowledge base
querying, inferences
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Human brain consists of billions of highly interconnected simple processing elements known as ___
neurons
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___ are based on a simplified model of the neurons and their operation
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN)
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ANNs usually learn from experience – repeated presentation of example problems with corresponding ___
solutions
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The ____ phase of neural networks may or may not involve human intervention
learning
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In ANN, the problem solving strategy developed remains ___ and ___ to the user
implicit, unknown
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ANN is particularly suitable for problems not prone to ___, eg, pattern recognition, decision support
algorithmic solutions
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Different models of ANNs depending on ___, learning method and other operational characteristics
architecture
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ANN is good at ___ and ___ problems
pattern recognition, classification
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ANN's major strength is the ability to handle previously ___, ___ or ___ data
unseen, incomplete or corrupted
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Explosive detection at airports, character and signature recognition, financial risk assessment, optimization and scheduling. These are some examples of ?
ANN
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Genetic Algorithm belongs to a broader field known as ___
evolutionary computation
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Solution in genetic algorithm are obtained by evolving solutions through a process consisting of? (3)
survival of the fittest, crossbreeding, and mutation
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In genetic Algorithm, a population of ___ are initialized (the chromosomes)
candidate solutions
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New generation of solutions produced from the current population using splicing and joining two chromosomes is called?
crossover
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Fitness of newly evolved solution evaluated using a ___
fitness function
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The steps of solution generation and evaluation continue until an ___ solution is found
acceptable
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___ logic is two-valued – any proposition is either true or false
Traditional
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Fuzzy systems handle imprecise information by assigning ___
degrees of truth
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FS allow us to express knowledge in ___ linguistic terms
vague
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___ systems solve problems by making use of knowledge about similar problems encountered in the past
CBR
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In CBR, the knowledge used in the past is built up as a ___
case-base
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___ is the process of exploring and analysing data for discovering new and useful information
Data Mining
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Techniques such as ___ and ___ have made it possible to perform data mining involving large volumes of data.
artificial neural networks and decision trees
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___ are computer programs that provide active assistance to information system users
Intelligent Software Agents
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Intelligent Software Agents help users cope with information ___
overload
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Intelligent Software Agents act in many ways like a personal assistant to the user by attempting to adapt to the ___ needs of the user
specific
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___ between people and computers is an important aspect of any intelligent information system
Communication
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) Speech recognition Optical character recognition (OCR) Handwriting recognition Machine translation Text summarisation Speech synthesis are applications of ___
Language Technology
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A Language Technology-based system can be the ____ of information systems themselves based on other intelligence tools
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