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    The document discusses several topics in logic and probability including: propositional logic syntax and semantics, conjunctive normal form with an example, syntactic elements of first-order logic and using it to represent knowledge, the knowledge engineering process with an example, forward and backward chaining with examples, unification with an example, resolution for first-order logic with an example, basic probability, Bayesian networks, inference in Bayesian networks and its types, temporal models, hidden Markov models, decision trees, explanation-based learning, statistical learning, and reinforcement learning.

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    The document discusses several topics in logic and probability including: propositional logic syntax and semantics, conjunctive normal form with an example, syntactic elements of first-order logic and using it to represent knowledge, the knowledge engineering process with an example, forward and backward chaining with examples, unification with an example, resolution for first-order logic with an example, basic probability, Bayesian networks, inference in Bayesian networks and its types, temporal models, hidden Markov models, decision trees, explanation-based learning, statistical learning, and reinforcement learning.

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    The document discusses several topics in logic and probability including: propositional logic syntax and semantics, conjunctive normal form with an example, syntactic elements of first-order logic and using it to represent knowledge, the knowledge engineering process with an example, forward and backward chaining with examples, unification with an example, resolution for first-order logic with an example, basic probability, Bayesian networks, inference in Bayesian networks and its types, temporal models, hidden Markov models, decision trees, explanation-based learning, statistical learning, and reinforcement learning.

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    (i) Write short notes on syntax & semantics of propositional logic (8) (ii) Explain Conjunctive normal form with example (8) 2) (i) Define the syntactic elements of first-Order logic (8) (ii) Illustrate the use of first-order logic to represent knowledge. (8) 3) Explain the steps involved in the knowledge Engineering process. Give an example. (16) 4) Explain with an example (a) forward chaining (8) (b) Backward chaining (8) 5) (i) Explain the unification with an example.(8) (ii) Explain Resolution for first order logic with example. (8) 1. Write in detail of basic probability. 2. Explain in detail about Bayesian Network. 3. Explain about inference in Bayesian Network & their types. 4.What is Temporal Model write in detail. 5. Explain about Hidden Markov Model. 2. . Explain in detail about Learning with Decision Tree? 2. Write about Explanation Based Learning? 3. Explain about Statistical Learning? 4. Explain in detail about Reinforcement Learning?

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