Artificial Intelligence MCQs with Answers
Practice important Artificial Intelligence MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1121: FIND-S only generalizes a hypothesis when a ________ example is not covered.
- A: positive
- B: negative
- C: random
- D: neutral
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A
Q1122: If BP = H, what does the final hypothesis < ?, H > classify a patient as?
- A: Healthy
- B: Uncertain
- C: SICK
- D: Unclassified
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C
Q1123: The FIND-S algorithm performs generalization when the hypothesis fails to ________ a positive example.
- A: match
- B: cover
- C: include
- D: verify
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B
Q1124: FIND-S assumes the hypothesis space H contains a hypothesis that matches the ________ concept.
- A: 1
- B: estimated
- C:
- D: experimental
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A
Q1125: The FIND-S algorithm uses _______ ordering of hypothesis space.
- A: specific to general
- B: random
- C: symbolic
- D: backward chaining
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A
Q1126: The final hypothesis in FIND-S after three examples represents the most _______ consistent with training data.
- A: accurate
- B: specific
- C: general
- D: complete
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B
Q1127: What is the key idea behind the Candidate-Elimination algorithm?
- A: To find one hypothesis that fits the data
- B: To eliminate all negative hypotheses
- C: To describe all consistent hypotheses with training examples
- D: To randomly generate hypotheses
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C
Q1128: The Candidate-Elimination algorithm maintains which two boundary sets?
- A: A and B
- B: C and D
- C: G and S
- D: X and Y
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C
Q1129: In the Candidate-Elimination algorithm, what does 'G' represent?
- A: Specific hypotheses
- B: General hypotheses
- C: Good hypotheses
- D: Generic examples
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B
Q1130: What does 'S' represent in the Candidate-Elimination algorithm?
- A: General hypotheses
- B: Specific hypotheses
- C: Sample examples
- D: Simplified hypotheses
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B