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AI - UNIT-2 Descriptive Questions


UNIT-2: SHORT ANSWER - QUESTIONS (2M)

Q. noQuestion Description
1Differentiate between Informed Search and Uninformed Search with suitable example.
2Discuss search problems and solutions with an example.
3Define the Evaluation functions.
4Describe the heuristic search and its importance in AI problem-solving.
5Define State space search
6Write the importance of AND–OR arc in problem formulation and list differences between A* and AO*.
7What is Local Maxima in Hill Climbling.
8What is meant by Problem Reduction.
9What is Plateau and Rigid.
10Describe Best First Search. How it is differ from Breadth First Search.
11What is meant by depth and branching factor.
12Explain Uniform cost search.
13What is meant by Local Search in AI.

UNIT-2: LONG ANSWER - QUESTIONS (5M).

Q. noQuestion Description
1Describe the difference between BFS and DFS with suitable examples.
2Develop A* algorithm of AI Application.
3Describe the Breadth First Search algorithm along with an example.
4Explain the Depth First Search algorithm along with an example.
5Apply the AO* search algorithm and solve the AI application problem along with an example.
6Describe the MINIMAX search algorithm along with an example.
7Describe the ALPHA-BETA Pruning search algorithm along with an example.
8Define adversarial search and describe the mini-max algorithm with an example.
9Explain the concept of problem reduction in AI search.
10Define evaluation functions and their importance in game-playing.
11Illustrate the heuristic Hill Climbing algorithm with an example.
12Explain Uniform Cost search algorithm with a suitable example.
13Implement the Depth-Limited Search algorithm for a suitable problem with an example.
14Apply Greedy Best First Search for the following map and find the optimal path to reach goal “Bucharest”.
15 Find the optimal path to reach goal state ‘G’ from start state using A search.*
  

16 Discuss the types of Hill Climbling algorithm and mention their drawbacks.
17 Demonstrate the application of the Generate-and-Search approach in solving a local search problem with an example.
18 Describe the representation of Games as a Search problem and construct the game tree representation for any game.
19Demonstrate the differences between A* and AO* Search algorithms with a suitable example.

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