Intelligent Systems: HSC Enterprise Computing objective-response practice quiz
13 questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away. Options are shuffled each attempt, and the review at the end links each missed question to the dot point to revise.
An expert system starts from a patient's known symptoms and applies rules until it reaches a diagnosis. Which reasoning method is this?
Which component of an expert system applies the rules to the facts to reach a conclusion?
A rule states IF A AND B THEN C, with a rule certainty factor of 0.8. The evidence has certainty factors A = 0.9 and B = 0.6. Using the lowest value for an AND condition, what is the certainty factor of C?
Two rules independently support the same conclusion with certainty factors of 0.6 and 0.5. Using , what is the combined certainty factor?
Which of these decisions is best described as structured?
A board must decide whether to enter an overseas market it has never operated in, and there is no set procedure to follow. A decision support system provides forecasts. What type of decision is this?
In an IoT network, which component collects data from many local sensors and passes it on to cloud servers?
Why might a factory's AI system make some decisions at the edge rather than in the cloud?
In an automated greenhouse, which component carries out the system's decision by physically opening a roof vent?
Breaking the design of a smart-home system into separate problems for lighting, heating and security is an example of:
A recruitment AI rejects more applicants from one suburb because its training data reflected past hiring decisions. Which ethical principle is most directly breached?
Why did expert systems move from fixed rules towards probabilistic reasoning?
A supermarket uses loyalty card data to build a profile of each shopper and target offers at them. Which concern is most relevant?