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An overview of Artificial Intelligence (AI), explaining its concept, applications in various fields, and the different types of intelligent agents and machine learning. AI in education, automobile industry, security, healthcare, business, gaming, entertainment, manufacturing, sports, travel and tourism. It also discusses the concept of intelligence agents and their types: learning agent, reflex agent, model-based agent, goal-based agent, and utility-based agent. Furthermore, it introduces machine learning and its types: supervised learning, unsupervised learning, semi-supervised learning, and reinforcement learning.
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Program Name: BCS(HONS) Course Code: CSC 3200 Course Name: Artificial Intelligent Assignment / Lab Sheet / Project / Case Study No. 1 Date of Submission: 11/30/ Submitted By: Submitted To: Student Name: Samir Shrestha Faculty Name: Prakash Chandra IUKL ID: 04180290034 Department: Computer Science Semester: V Intake: September 2018
d. Goal-base agent: The agents that are driven by their ultimate goal is known as goal-based agents. These agents act as per their present state, their goal and the difference between them. The main objective of such agent is to reduce the distance to the goal upon each of their decisions. These agents are used in supervised learning as they require planning and research for update. e. Utility-based agent: The agents that are driven by their goal but also provide extra utility on the process is known as utility-based agent. These agents are similar to goal-based agents but the difference between them is goal-base agent are solely driven by their goal, but utility-based agent acts upon the best possible way to achieve the goal over the possible choices. These agents are useful in unsupervised learning.