Solve the initial value problem )+ )% = y − x with y(0) = 2 and h = 0 ∙ 1, Using fourth order classical Runge –Kutta Method, find y(0 ∙ 1) and y(0 ∙ 2) correct to four decimal places.
See Answer →Evaluate the integral ( using Gauss-Legendre formula. Compare the results with exact solution obtained by Simpson rule. The exact value of I = 1.
A car hire firm has two cars which it hires out day by day. The number of demands for a car on each day is distributed as Poisson variate with mean 1 ∙ 5. Calculate the proportion of days on which
(i) neither car is used
(ii) some demand is refused
See Answer →Use Lagrange’s Interpolation formula to find the value of Cos( � ⁄6) given y = Cos x.
What are the pitfalls of Gauss-Elimination method? Solve the following system, using Gauss Elimination Method:
2x + y + z = 10
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Find the roots of the equation f(x) = # $ % − 5x + 2, by using Secant method.
See Answer →Use the Newton-Raphson method to find a root of the equation X2 − 2X − 5 = 0.
See Answer →If 0∙333 is the approximate value of ! " , find absolute, relative and percentage error. Explain how these errors measure accuracy.
See Answer →Closed World Assumptions
See Answer →Expert System and its architecture
See Answer →Skolemization
See Answer →Truth Maintenance System – TMS.
See Answer →Classification of Agents in Artificial Intelligence
See Answer →Express the following knowledge as a semantic network structure with Interconnected nodes and labeled arcs. “Ram is Vice President of ABC Company. He is married to Raj and has a male child RajaRam. RajaRam Goes to school. Ram plays golf and owns a silver color German made car Mercedez Benz”
See Answer →Discuss the systems available to handle the incompleteness of a knowledge base. What do you understand by the term “Fuzzyfication”? Given below a fuzzy set to describe the term tall tall
= (5’/0. 0; 5’5”/0. 2; 5’8” /0. 5 6’/0. 7; 6’5”/0. 8; 7’/1. 0)
Discuss and describe membership function for the fuzzy sets for each of the terms:
(i) Very tall
(ii) More or less tall
(iii) Not tall
See Answer →Compare and contrast the following
: (i) Frames and scripts
(ii) Informed search and uniformed search
See Answer →Explain the difference between Forward and Backward Chaining. Under which situation which mechanism is best to use, for a given set of problem?
See Answer →Write a recursive program is LISP to find factorial of a number given by the user.
See Answer →With the help of a suitable example, describe the “member” function of PROLOG. How it can be used for searching of a data in a list, recursively.
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