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Artificial Intelligence: Presented By: Er. Shree Ram Khaitu

The document outlines the syllabus for an artificial intelligence course. It covers key topics like problem solving, knowledge representation, machine learning, and applications of AI. The lecture syllabus includes introductions to agents, searching, adversarial search, learning, reasoning, expert systems, neural networks, and natural language processing. Assignments include defining AI and its applications and explaining the Turing test. The document provides examples of different types of environments and agents, and discusses problem solving and searching techniques in artificial intelligence.

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Artificial Intelligence: Presented By: Er. Shree Ram Khaitu

The document outlines the syllabus for an artificial intelligence course. It covers key topics like problem solving, knowledge representation, machine learning, and applications of AI. The lecture syllabus includes introductions to agents, searching, adversarial search, learning, reasoning, expert systems, neural networks, and natural language processing. Assignments include defining AI and its applications and explaining the Turing test. The document provides examples of different types of environments and agents, and discusses problem solving and searching techniques in artificial intelligence.

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Artificial

Intelligence

Presented by: Er. Shree Ram Khaitu


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Overview
 Syllabus Overview

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Syllabus
 Goal in Problem solving
 Intelligence
 Knowledge Representation
 Inference and Reasoning
 Machine Learning
 Application of AI

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Lecture Syllabus
 Introduction
 Agent
 Searching and problem solving
 Adveserial search/Game playing
 Knowledge Representation
 Learning
 Reasoning
 Expert system
 Neural Nets
 NLP

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Introduction
What is AI? What are its application?
 - Act like human
 - Think like human
 - Act rationally

 - Think rationally

Application (BEMESS)/ lad]z Application of AI


 - Business - Robotics
 - Education - Decision support system
(DSS)
 - Medical
- Game Playing
 - Entertainment - Searching
 - Science and engineering - Natural language
 - Simulation processing

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Goals of AI
 - Intelligence in machine
 - Automation
 - To solve problems

 Challenge of AI
 - Uncertainty
 - Efficiency
 - Beliefs

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Assignment 1
 Define AI with its applications.(1+4)
 What is Interrogation Test? Explain.(3)

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Agent
 Artificial Agent
 perceiving its environment ->sensors and

acting upon that environment ->actuators.


 Eg: Human Agent

Preceptor: Skin, Ear, Eyes etc.


Actuator: limbs, mouth etc.
 Robotic Agent

Preceptor: sensor, camera, Antenna etc.


Actuator: Arm, Legs, head etc.

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 block diagram

 percepts environment ->sensor


 agent function to map - percepts histories

i.e. 𝐹: 𝑃∗→𝐴

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Environment
 Fully observable (vs. partially observable)
◦ access to the complete state at each point in
time.
 Deterministic (vs. stochastic): The next state
,completely determined by the current state
 Episodic (vs. sequential): "episodes"
 Static (vs. dynamic): unchanged
 Discrete (vs. continuous): distinct, clearly defined
percepts and actions.
 Single agent (vs. multiagent)

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Chess with Chess without Taxi driving
a clock a clock
Fully observable Yes Yes No
Deterministic Strategic Strategic No
Episodic No No No
Static Semi Yes No
Discrete Yes Yes No
Single agent No No No

 The real world ->partially observable, stochastic, sequential,


dynamic, continuous, multi-agent

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Types of Agent
 Table Driven agent
 Simple Reflex agent
 Model-based reflex agent
 Goal-based agent
 Learning agent

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Table driven agent

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Simple Reflex Agents
Model-Based Reflex Agents
Goal-based agents
Learning agents
Task Environment
 four parameters. PEAS.
 Automatic Taxi Driver as an artificial agent.

Then,
• Performance measure
- Speed, punctuality, handling, safety
• Environment
- Road, traffic light, pedestrian, vehicle.
 • Actuators

-Steering wheels, wipers, headlight, horn.


• Sensors
- Radar, camera, fog sensor, fuel sensor.

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Problem Solving and Searching

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