FAQ on Artificial Intelligence

First-order predicate logic is a collection of formal systems, where each statement is divided into a subject and a predicate. The predicate refers to only one subject, and it can either modify or define the properties of the subject. In the context of Artificial Intelligence, FOPL stands for First-Order Predicate Logic. It is a formal … Read more

A problem has to be solved in a sequential approach to attain the goal. The partial-order plan specifies all actions that need to be undertaken but specifies an order of the actions only when required. In the realm of artificial intelligence, partial-order planning refers to a type of planning algorithm used to generate plans for … Read more

Facial pattern recognition Air conditioners, washing machines, and vacuum cleaners Antiskid braking systems and transmission systems Control of subway systems and unmanned helicopters Weather forecasting systems Project risk assessment Medical diagnosis and treatment plans Stock trading Fuzzy logic has numerous applications across various domains. Here’s a list of some common applications: Control Systems: Fuzzy logic … Read more

Fuzzy logic is a subset of AI; it is a way of encoding human learning for artificial processing. It is a form of many-valued logic. It is represented as IF-THEN rules. A concise and accurate response to the question “What is fuzzy logic?” for an artificial intelligence interview could be: “Fuzzy logic is a form … Read more

Alpha–Beta pruning is a search algorithm that tries to reduce the number of nodes that are searched by the minimax algorithm in the search tree. It can be applied to ‘n’ depths and can prune the entire subtrees and leaves. Alpha-Beta pruning is a technique used in artificial intelligence, specifically in game trees, to reduce … Read more