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Model Question Paper-4


Course: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Maximum marks: 100
Course Code: 21CS54 Duration: 03 hours
Semester: V

Instructions: i).Answer any FIVE full questions. Questions 1 and 2 are compulsory
ii) Missing data, if any, may be suitably assumed
iii) Verify the course code before answering
Q. No. Marks
Question 1 is for 20 marks from UNIT I
1 a) Classify the definitions of Artificial Intelligence and explain each category. 8
b) Categorize Breadth First Search and Depth First Search strategies. 8
c) What are the different criteria used to evaluate the performance of search 4
algorithms.
Question 2 is for 20 marksfrom UNIT II
2 a) Explain in detail the machine learning process model. 8
b) Draw atleast four charts and explain each chart in detail that help data 8
visualization.
c) What are the measures of central tendencies? 4

Question 3 is for 20 marks from UNIT III


3 a) Describe the Candidate Elimination algorithm in detail. Provide step-by-step 10
explanations of how the algorithm works. Apply Candidate Elimination algorithm
with a simple example.
b) Define Regression Analysis. Illustrate the linear and non-linearity relationship and 10
types of Regression methods. Provide the limitations of Regression method.
OR
Question 4 is for 20 marks from UNIT III
4 a) Design K-NN and Weighted K-NN algorithm including input parameters, how the 10
algorithm processes data, and how it determines predictions.

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b) Apply the Find-S algorithm to a specific example dataset comprising positive and 10
negative instances.

S.NO Horns Tail Paws Fur Color Size Elephant


1 No Short No No Black Big Yes
2 Yes Short No No Brown Medium No
3 No Short No No Black Medium Yes
4 No Long Yes Yes White Medium No
5 No Short Yes Yes Black Big Yes
Provide a step-by-step walkthrough of how Find-S works in the context of
machine learning for concept learning and determine the final Hypotheses
generated.
Question 5 is for 20 marks from Unit IV
5 a) Analyze the fundamentals of Bayes theorem that works on the principles of 10
Probability. Provide the equations of Maximum A Posteriori and Maximum
Likelihood Hypothesis.
b) Construct a decision tree and predict the target class for a test instance (7, 1, 6.7) 10
with the training dataset consisting of 10 data instances and 3 attributes.
Sl.No A1 A2 A3 Target Class
1 10 0.5 2.5 Negative
2 7 1.3 3 Positive
3 5 0.7 5.6 Negative
4 9 1.0 4.3 Positive
5 10 1.2 7.1 Positive
6 8 0.9 6.5 Negative
7 6 0.8 3.2 Negative
8 4 1.5 5.1 Negative
9 9 1.7 4.7 Positive
10 8 1.6 7.4 Positive
OR
Question 6 is for 20 marks from Unit IV
6 a) predict a student’s performance using Naïve Bayes algorithm for the continuous 10
attribute the target variable is Job offerwhether a student gets a job offer or not in
his final year of course.

S.NO CGPA Interactiveness Job offer


1 9.5 Yes Yes
2 8.2 No Yes
3 9.3 No No
4 7.6 No No
5 8.4 Yes Yes
6 9.1 Yes Yes
7 7.5 Yes No
8 9.6 No Yes
9 8.6 Yes Yes
10 8.3 Yes Yes
b) Examine the advantages and disadvantages of Decision tree. Design Decision tree 10
ID3 algorithm with steps.
Question 7 is for 20 marks from Unit V
7 a) Consider the following set of data given 10
Objects X-coordinate Y-coordinate
1 2 4
2 4 6

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3 6 8
4 10 4
5 12 4
Design k-means algorithm and Apply k-means algorithm and cluster it using
initial value of objects as 1 and 4.
b) Assess DBSCAN, Dense cells and CLIQUE with appropriate steps. 10
OR
Question 8 is for 20Marks from Unit V
8 a) Elaborate the types of Artificial Neuron Networks with a network diagram. 10
b) Consider a perceptron to represent the Boolean function AND with the initial 10
weights w1=0.3, w2=-0.2, learning rate α=0.2 and bias θ=0.4. The activation
function used here is the step function f(x) which gives the output values as
binary.
Design a perceptron that performs the Boolean function AND and update the
weights until the Boolean function gives the desired output.

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