41. A language 𝐿 is accepted by some 𝜖-NFA if and only if L is accepted by some:
(a) NFA
(b) DFA
(c) FSM
(d) PDA
Answer: (b)
42. If L is a context free language and R is a regular language, then L ∩ R is a:
(a) Regular language
(b) Non-regular language
(c) Context sensible language
(d) Context free language
Answer: (d)
43. A finite automaton cannot be in more than one state at any one time is called:
(a) FSM
(b) Deterministic Finite Automaton
(c) Non-deterministic Finite Automaton
(d) Regular language
Answer: (b)
44.
(b) DFA
(c) FSM
(d) PDA
Answer: (b)
42. If L is a context free language and R is a regular language, then L ∩ R is a:
(a) Regular language
(b) Non-regular language
(c) Context sensible language
(d) Context free language
Answer: (d)
43. A finite automaton cannot be in more than one state at any one time is called:
(a) FSM
(b) Deterministic Finite Automaton
(c) Non-deterministic Finite Automaton
(d) Regular language
Answer: (b)
44.
Answer: (a)
45. Which one of the following languages are described by Finite Automata?
(a) Regular language
(b) Content sensitive language
(c) Content-free language
(d) Recursive language
Answer: (a)
46. In order to describe an algorithm for searching an AND - OR graph, we need to exploit a value called:
(a) Modality
(b) Mobility
(c) Futility
(d) Quality
Answer: (c)
47. Most commonly used language for Artificial Intelligence programming is:
(a) C
(b) CC++
(c) LISP
(d) PASCAL
Answer: (c)
48. The process of writing programs that can themselves produce formal descriptions from informal ones is:
(a) Optimization
(b) Feasibility
(c) Coding
(d) Operationalization
Answer: (d)
49. How well a model trained on the training set predicts the right output for new instances is called:
(a) Specialization
(b) Generalization
(c) Modularization
(d) Optimization
Answer: (b)
50. In polynomial interpolation, given N points, we find the (N−1)th degree polynomial that is used to predict the output for any X which is outside of the range of
in the training set is called:
(a) Extrapolation
(b) Interpolation
(c) Polynomial evaluation
(d) Friction
Answer: (a)
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