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BE - Artificial Intelligence

Explain Problem characteristics.

In : BE Subject : Artificial Intelligence

Problem Characteristics in AI


1. Decomposable vs Non-decomposable 

    Decomposable: Can break into smaller parts
        Example: Building a car = build engine + build wheels + build body
         
    Non-decomposable: Must solve as whole
        Example: Writing a poem - can't write line-by-line independently
         
     

2. Predictable vs Unpredictable Outcomes 

    Predictable: Know what will happen
        Example: Math calculations (2+2 always = 4)
         
    Unpredictable: Results vary
        Example: Weather forecasting, stock market
         
     

3. Certain vs Uncertain Solutions 

    Certain: One clear correct answer
        Example: Chess moves have right/wrong outcomes
         
    Uncertain: Multiple possible answers
        Example: "What should I wear today?" - depends on taste, weather, occasion
         
     

4. Static vs Dynamic Environment 

    Static: World doesn't change while solving
        Example: Solving a crossword puzzle
         
    Dynamic: World keeps changing
        Example: Driving a car (traffic, weather change constantly)
         
     

5. Continuous vs Discrete Solutions 

    Discrete: Limited, countable options
        Example: Number of students in class (1, 2, 3...)
         
    Continuous: Infinite possibilities
        Example: Temperature can be 25.1°, 25.11°, 25.111°...
         
     

6. Single Agent vs Multi Agent 

    Single Agent: One problem solver
        Example: You solving a puzzle alone
         
    Multi Agent: Multiple players involved
        Example: Playing chess against someone
         
     

7. Fully Observable vs Partially Observable 

    Fully Observable: Can see everything needed
        Example: Chess board - you see all pieces
         
    Partially Observable: Missing information
        Example: Poker - don't know opponents' cards
         
     

8. Deterministic vs Stochastic 

    Deterministic: Same input always gives same output
        Example: Calculator (5×3 always = 15)
         
    Stochastic: Random elements involved
        Example: Rolling a dice (can be any number 1-6)

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