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Q: True or False: The probability a continuous random variable is near some value is defined by its…

A: False Correct Answer is he probability a continuous random variable is near some value is equal to…

Q: Which part of an inference rule is the antecedent?

A: To determine which part of an inference rule is the antecedent.

Q: Is decision tree a parametric classificatio

A: No

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A: Computing Intelligence (CI) is the theory, design, use, and development of computational paradigms…

Q: 1 Compute probability of current state 2 compute the probability of observation sequence 3 Improve…

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Q: Evolutionary Reinforcement Learning

A: A second computational demonstration of the Baldwin effect was given by David Ackley and…

Q: Data: Age Variable 70 IMT Variable <18,5 18,5-24 25-29 Alcohol Variable <1 1-2 23 Predict with Fuzzy…

A: Here is the step-by-step explanation of the fuzzy logic prediction:The age, IMT, and alcohol…

Q: Predict with Fuzzy Logic if: Age 45, IMT 26 and Alcohol Variable 2!

A: Given data:

Q: Explain to me in detail what is machine learning in a decision support system?

A: Introduction Most organizations today experience no difficulty gathering information, however…

Q: Using the 18 rules of inference, and, if you like, conditional or indirect proof, complete the…

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Q: Please dont USE Ai  Fuzzy Logic-Based Fake News Detection Example Suppose we have a news article…

A: To determine whether the article is likely to be fake news, we will follow these steps:Fuzzification…

Q: Most decision tree induction methods are bottom up. Group of answer choices True False

A: Therefore, the correct answer is False.Explanation:False. Most decision tree induction methods are…

Q: Explain to pupils the differences between inferential and descriptive statistics.

A: Introduction: Statistics includes and inferential statistics. I explain why both sorts of statistics…

Q: Part 2: Naïve Bayes algorithm Discuss probabilistic learning using the Naive Bayes algorithm What is…

A: Part 1: Bayes’ theorem is a mathematical formula for calculating conditional probability. This…

Q: two applications of game theory

A: To understand and analyze existing situations wherever there are limited resources. To understand…

Q: What are the benefits of probability in everyday life?

A: According to the question we need to find the benefits of probability in everyday life.

Q: What is Bayesian reasoning Don't copy write your own answer

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Q: When someone says they utilize "propositional reasoning," what exactly does that mean? What exactly…

A: 1) Propositional reasoning refers to a form of logical reasoning that deals with propositions or…

Q: Complex mathematical models are always stochastic and not deterministic a. True b. False

A: Language is one of the most widely used programming language which has been used to create different…

Q: What is of the following formulae are tautologies (always true)? (Select all that are tautologies).…

A: Tautology:- The tautology can be described  a compound statement and which always generates the…

Q: Which does not describe the decision tree? a. Certain b. Sequential c. Probabilistic d.…

A: the answer is given below:-

Q: In what ways does the Markov decision-making process differ from other methods? What role has it…

A: Markov decision-making process: A discrete-time stochastic control process is known as a Markov…

Q: Regarding the deep belief network do they calculate both supervised and unsupervised deep learning…

A: Deep Belief Network : DBN can be used to develop classification or regression models by using it to…

Q: What is Discrete Random Variables and Continuous Random Variables? Please give an example.

A: Discrete Random Variables A discrete random variable is one which may take on only a countable…

Q: What precisely is a machine learning decision support system?

A: Intro Machine Learning is the latest development in the business world and can be elaborated as…

Q: Some degree of uncertainty and incompleteness is inherent in non-monotonic reasoning.

A: Making predictions and deriving logical inferences from the facts, ideas, and information at hand is…

Q: Computer Science If x is a positive real number, then x2 is a positive real number. Therefore, if a2…

A: Answer : if X is a real positive number, then X2 is a positive real number. But if a2 is positive,…

Q: The backpropagation learning is unsupervised learning. Group of answer choices True False

A: Answer is given in step 2. This question belongs to machine learning.

Q: Given the following facts: 1. Brandon is a student 2. Brandon is a student majoring in science 3.…

A: Answer: I have given answer in the handwritten format

Q: Differentiate between probability theory and fuzzy theory

A: Actually, given question regarding  probability theory and fuzzy theory.

Q: examples for inference statistics project idea about the distributions and real life applications i…

A: With inferential statistics, you take data from samples and make generalizations about a population.…

Q: An inference technique which uses IF-THEN rules to deduce a problem solution from initial data…

A: An inference engine using forward chaining searches the inference rules until it finds one where the…

Q: he difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics should be explained to the…

A: Introduction: Descriptive statistics: It provides raw data information that describes the data in…

Q: Use rules of inference correctly to show that the hypotheses ”If it does not rain or if it is not…

A: Rule of inference is also called as transformation rule which is a logical form that contains a…

Q: Computer science Explain the decision tree learning idea.

A: Introduction: Computer science explain the decision tree learning idea.

Q: Explain to pupils the differences between inferential and descriptive statistics.

A: Inferential Statistics:  Inferential statistics is a statistical method that deduces from a small…

Q: There is a degree of uncertainty and incompleteness in non-monotonous reasoning

A: Introduction: Drawing logical conclusions and generating predictions based on the facts, beliefs,…

Q: Uncertainty and incompletion in non-monotonic reasoning

A: Introduction: The reasoning is drawing logical conclusions and making predictions based on the…

Q: hats a key ature of Boyer Moore algorith for string matching? Select one: a. Matches on the tail of…

A: what is the key feature of boyer Moore algorithms for string matching? Select one : a. matches on…

Q: Subject : Artificial Intelligence What Is Fuzzy Inference Systems? Select one: a. Having a larger…

A: Definition of Fuzzy Inference Systems is given below.

Q: Every decision problem can be translated into a corresponding formal language, and every formal…

A: True

Q: What A Probabilistic Model for Approaching the Selection Pressure Curve?

A: A probabilistic model defines the joint distribution for a set of random variables.

Problems on Turing Machines

In the computational world, the Turing machine is a powerful computation engine. The invention of the Turing Machine is done by Alan Turing in 1936. A Turing Machine (TM) is a diagrammatic model of a fictional computer. It determines an output from a set of input variables using a pre-defined set of rules. It is used to get around the limitations of finite automata and pushdown automata.