CIS 471/571: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2020 FINAL EXAM • You have approximately 120 minutes. • The exam is open book. First Name Last Name UID 1 Q1. Graph Search (15 points) Q1.1. Search Algorithms. (7.5 points) Consider the following graph. For the following sub-questions, ties are broken in alphabetical order. B h=5 4 […]
CS 540: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Final Exam: 12:25-2:25pm, December 16, 2002 Room 168 Noland CLOSED BOOK (two sheets of notes and a calculator allowed) Write your answers on these pages and show your work. If you feel that a question is not fully specified, state any assumptions that you need to make in order
PowerPoint Presentation Lecture 7: Introduction to Machine Learning C.-C. Hung Kennesaw State University (Slides used in the classroom only) Some slides are from Michael Scherger * Read chapters 18, 19, 20, and 21 in our textbook. – What is machine learning? – Supervised vs unsupervised learning – Regression and classification – Some basic algorithms Slides
Last Modified: April 20, 2021 CS 179: Introduction to Graphical Models: Spring 2021 Homework 3 Due Date: Wednesday, April 28th The submission for this homework should be a single PDF file containing all of the relevant code, figures, and any text explaining your results. When coding your answers, try to write functions to encapsulate and
CSC384H1Y Final Examination AUGUST 2019 Question 1. True/False [10 marks] Circle either True or False to indicate the truth of each of the following statements. 1 mark each. No marks will be deducted for incorrect answers. (a) [1 mark] A* with a heuristic that is not completely admissible may still find the shortest path from
CS 593: Knowledge Discovery in Databases Stevens Institute of Technology Khasha Dehnad kdehnad@stevens.edu Khasha.dehnad@aimsinfo.com Spring 2013 1 Course Requirements Recommended Prerequisites: Familiarity with the principals of statistics and probabilities and Data Mining; for example, completion of MGT 502 (no credit). Optional Hardware and Software: Lap top with internet access and ability to install
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CSE475 Midterm 1, Due: 11:59 pm, Friday 03/05/2021 Please note that you are encouraged to typeset your solutions using either LATEX or Microsoft Word, and produce a PDF file for submission. Alternatively, you can scan your handwritten solutions and produce a PDF file. Unreadable/illegible solutions will not be graded. You need to submit an electronic
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CS 561: Artificial Intelligence 1 CS 561: Artificial Intelligence Instructors: Prof. Laurent Itti (itti@usc.edu) TAs: Lectures: Online & OHE-100B, Mon & Wed, 12:30 – 14:20 Office hours: Mon 14:30 – 16:00, HNB-07A (Prof. Itti) This class will use courses.uscden.net (Desire2Learn, D2L) – Up to date information, lecture notes, lecture videos – Homeworks posting and submission