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Bsc CSIT Semester 4 – Artificial Intelligence – Unit IV: Knowledge Representation (14 Hrs.)

Comprehensive questions and detailed answers for Unit IV: Knowledge Representation (14 Hrs.). Perfect for exam preparation and concept clarity.

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What is Skolem constant? How is Skolemization done during resolution? Represent the following

statements into FOPL.

All movies are not hit.

Sarangi is a movie.

All movies which have good script are hit.

Sarangi has a good script but Sarangi is sentimental.

There is a movie which is comedy.

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How can you represent knowledge using scripts? Create a knowlege base using script based on your own assumption.

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Define fuzzy logic. Construct a fuzzy rule base expert system with your own considerations of fuzzy set.

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4

What do you mean by unification and lifting ? Convert following sentences into FOPL

Sushma likes all kinds of practical courses.

AI and DBMS are practical courses.

Any subject anyone practices is practical course.

Ruby practices PHP.

Rita practices everything that Ruby practices.

Using resolution check whether “Sushma likes PHP” is inferred or not.

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What is semantic network? Given following knowledge base, represent it using semantic network

Subash is a student. All students are person. Person has hair. Ram is a player.All player play game. Game is a physical action. Height of all players is larger than the height of all student. Physical action starts fron 7:00 AM and ends at 9:00 AM.

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How natural language generation differs from natural language understanding ? How morphological analysisis done in NLP ?

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Define Expert System with example. What are stages of expert system development ? Explain.

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How syntactic and semantic analyses are performed in natural language processing?

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What is forward chaining? Explain with appropriate example.

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Convert Following Sentences into Predicate

a) All animal who can bark are dog.

b) Someone is firing a gun

c) All tigers are not fierce

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Construct semantic network for following facts Ram is person. Persons are humans. All human have nose. Humans are instances of mammals. Ram has weight of 60 kg. Weight of Ram is less than weight of Sita.

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What is expert system? How its works? Mention role of inference engine in expert system.

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How semantic and pragmatic analysis is done in natural language processing.

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How resolution algorithm is used in FOPL to infer conclusion?
Consider the facts;\

Anyone whom Pugu loves is a star. Any hero who does not rehearse does not act. Anmol is a hero. Any hero who does not work does not rehearse. Anyone who does not act is not a star. Convert above into FOPL and use resolution to infer that “If Anmol does not work, then Pugu does not love Anmol”.

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Define frame. How knowledge is encoded in a frame? Justify with an example.

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What do you mean by membership of an element in a fuzzy set? Given a domain of discourse X = {10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70}, construct a fuzzy set from X. Use your own assumptions for defining membership.

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How uncertain knowledge is represented? Given following full joint probability distribution representing probabilities of having different sizes of CD, find the probability that a CD cover has a length of 130mm given the width is 15mm.

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How syntactic and semantic analysis is done during natural language processing? Explain with example.

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What do you mean by unification and lifting? Convert following sentences into FOPL:
Sushma likes all kinds of practical courses.
AI and DBMS are practical courses.
Any subject anyone practices is a practical course.
Ruby practices PHP.
Rita practices everything that Ruby practices.
Using resolution, check whether “Sushma likes PHP” is inferred or not.

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What is semantic network? Given following knowledge base, represent it using semantic network:

Subash is a student. All students are person. Person has hair. Ram is a player. All player play game. Game is a physical action. Height of all players is larger than the height of all students. Physical action starts from 7:00 AM and ends at 9:00 AM.

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Questions in Unit IV: Knowledge Representation (14 Hrs.)

What is Skolem constant? How is Skolemization done during resolution? Represent the following statements into FOPL. All movies are not hit. Sarangi is a movie. All movies which have good script are hi

Marks: 10

Year: 2081 Final TU

1. Skolem Constant and Skolemization Skolem Constant - A Skolem constant is a new constant symbol used to eliminate existential quantifiers in FOL. - Example: ∃x Movie(x) → Movie(m1) (where m1 is Sko

How can you represent knowledge using scripts? Create a knowlege base using script based on your own assumption.

Marks: 5

Year: 2081 Final TU

1. Knowledge Representation Using Scripts - Scripts are a way to represent stereotypical sequences of events in AI. - Useful for common-sense reasoning about daily activities. - Components: 1. Entry

Define fuzzy logic. Construct a fuzzy rule base expert system with your own considerations of fuzzy set.

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1. Fuzzy Logic - Fuzzy logic allows reasoning with degrees of truth instead of just true/false. - Handles uncertain, vague, or imprecise information. - Membership values range between 0 and 1. - Examp

What do you mean by unification and lifting ? Convert following sentences into FOPL Sushma likes all kinds of practical courses. AI and DBMS are practical courses. Any subject anyone practices is prac

Marks: 10

Year: 2080 Final TU

1. Unification and Lifting Unification - Process to make two logical expressions identical by finding a substitution for variables. - Example: Likes(Sushma, X) and Likes(Sushma, PHP) Substitution

What is semantic network? Given following knowledge base, represent it using semantic network Subash is a student. All students are person. Person has hair. Ram is a player.All player play game. Game

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1. Semantic Network - Graphical representation of knowledge using nodes and edges. - Nodes → concepts or objects - Edges → relationships (IS-A, Has, Can, etc.) - Supports inheritance and reasoning. G

How natural language generation differs from natural language understanding ? How morphological analysisis done in NLP ?

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Year: 2080 Final TU

What is Natural Language Generation (NLG) and Natural Language Understanding (NLU)? - Natural Language Understanding (NLU) is the process by which a machine takes human language (text or speech) as

Define Expert System with example. What are stages of expert system development ? Explain.

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1. Expert System - An Expert System (ES) is a computer program that mimics the decision-making ability of a human expert. - It solves complex problems in a specific domain by reasoning through knowl

How syntactic and semantic analyses are performed in natural language processing?

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1. Syntactic Analysis - Checks whether a sentence is grammatically correct. - Focuses on structure, not meaning. Steps: 1. Tokenization → split text into words/tokens 2. Part-of-Speech Tagging → assig

What is forward chaining? Explain with appropriate example.

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1. Forward Chaining - Data-driven reasoning method. - Starts with facts and applies rules to derive new facts until a goal is reached. - Works from facts → conclusions. --- 2. Working Steps 1. Start

Convert Following Sentences into Predicate a) All animal who can bark are dog. b) Someone is firing a gun c) All tigers are not fierce

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Here are the translations into First‑Order Predicate Logic (FOPL) for the given sentences: a) “All animals who can bark are dogs.” Let: - Animal(x) = “x is an animal” - CanBark(x) = “x can bark”

Construct semantic network for following facts Ram is person. Persons are humans. All human have nose. Humans are instances of mammals. Ram has weight of 60 kg. Weight of Ram is less than weight of Si

Marks: 5

Year: 2078 Final TU

Explanation of the semantic network: - “Ram” is a node, linked by is a to “Person”. - “Person” is linked by are to “Human” to show that persons are humans. - “Human” is linked by is a to “Mammal”

What is expert system? How its works? Mention role of inference engine in expert system.

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1. Expert System - A computer program that mimics human expert decision-making. - Solves complex problems using knowledge and rules. Components: 1. Knowledge Base → Stores facts and rules 2. Inference

How semantic and pragmatic analysis is done in natural language processing.

Marks: 5

Year: 2078 Final TU

Semantic Analysis Semantic analysis focuses on the literal meaning of words and sentences. It tries to understand what the sentence directly says. Main steps include: - Word Sense Disambiguation: Ch

How resolution algorithm is used in FOPL to infer conclusion?\ Consider the facts;\ Anyone whom Pugu loves is a star. Any hero who does not rehearse does not act. Anmol is a hero. Any hero who does no

Marks: 10

Year: 2076 Final TU

Resolution in FOPL to Infer Conclusion 1. Given Facts (Natural Language) 1. Anyone whom Pugu loves is a star. 2. Any hero who does not rehearse does not act. 3. Anmol is a hero. 4. Any hero who

Define frame. How knowledge is encoded in a frame? Justify with an example.

Marks: 5

Year: 2076 Final TU

Frame in Artificial Intelligence 1. Definition of a Frame A frame is a data structure used in Artificial Intelligence to represent knowledge about an object, concept, or situation in a structured way

What do you mean by membership of an element in a fuzzy set? Given a domain of discourse X = {10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70}, construct a fuzzy set from X. Use your own assumptions for defining membershi

Marks: 5

Year: 2076 Final TU

Membership of an Element in a Fuzzy Set 1. Definition In fuzzy set theory, each element of the domain of discourse has a degree of membership in a fuzzy set. - This degree is represented by a membe

How uncertain knowledge is represented? Given following full joint probability distribution representing probabilities of having different sizes of CD, find the probability that a CD cover has a lengt

Marks: 5

Year: 2076 Final TU

Representation of Uncertain Knowledge 1. How Uncertain Knowledge is Represented In AI, uncertain knowledge refers to situations where information is incomplete, noisy, or probabilistic. Common ways t

How syntactic and semantic analysis is done during natural language processing? Explain with example.

Marks: 5

Year: 2076 Final TU

Syntactic and Semantic Analysis in NLP 1. Syntactic Analysis - Checks the grammatical structure of a sentence. - Produces a parse tree showing relationships between words. Example Sentence: The

What do you mean by unification and lifting? Convert following sentences into FOPL:\ Sushma likes all kinds of practical courses.\ AI and DBMS are practical courses.\ Any subject anyone practices is a

Marks: 10

Year: 2080 Final TU

1. Unification and Lifting Unification - Process to make two logical expressions identical by finding a substitution for variables. - Example: Likes(Sushma, X) and Likes(Sushma, PHP) Substitution

What is semantic network? Given following knowledge base, represent it using semantic network: Subash is a student. All students are person. Person has hair. Ram is a player. All player play game. Gam

Marks: 5

Year: 2080 Final TU

Semantic Network and Knowledge Representation 1. Definition of Semantic Network - A semantic network is a graphical knowledge representation where: - Nodes represent concepts, objects, or entitie

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