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Artificial Intelligence MCQs with Answers

Practice important Artificial Intelligence MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1111: What is a limitation of FIND-S in real-world data?
  • A: It handles noise well
  • B: It finds all consistent hypotheses
  • C: It assumes consistent data
  • D: It handles both positive and negative examples well
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C

Q1112: What will be the final hypothesis h after processing examples (<H,H>,1), (<L,L>,0), (<N,H>,1)?
  • A: <Ø, Ø>
  • B:
  • C:
  • D:
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D

Q1113: The FIND-S algorithm always outputs the ________ hypothesis consistent with the positive examples.
  • A: Maximally general
  • B: Maximally specific
  • C: Average
  • D: Random
View Answer
B

Q1114: In FIND-S, hypothesis h is initialized with the most _________ hypothesis.
  • A: general
  • B: specific
  • C: accurate
  • D: complete
View Answer
B

Q1115: FIND-S replaces each Ø in the initial hypothesis with the _________ attribute value of the first positive example.
  • A: least frequent
  • B: random
  • C: specific
  • D: exact
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D

Q1116: FIND-S replaces attribute values that conflict with new positive examples with ________.
  • A: Ø
  • B: ?
  • C: *
  • D: #
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B

Q1117: FIND-S works by moving from ______ to ______ in the hypothesis space.
  • A: general, specific
  • B: specific, general
  • C: specific, random
  • D: general, random
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B

Q1118: FIND-S fails to identify all hypotheses in the ________.
  • A: positive set
  • B: hypothesis list
  • C: version space
  • D: negative list
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C

Q1119: FIND-S is an example of _______ learning.
  • A: unsupervised
  • B: reinforcement
  • C: inductive
  • D: supervised
View Answer
D

Q1120: The version space includes ________ hypotheses consistent with training examples.
  • A: some
  • B: all
  • C: few
  • D: no
View Answer
B

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