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- How appropriate would the Rote learning methods of Samuel's Checkers
program be to Chess?
- Write semantic nets descriptions of the Blocks World tent and
arch structures in Winston's Learning Program. Figure out some near
miss structures for all structures and describe them as semantic nets.
- How may two arch structure be compared in Winston's Learning Program?
- Write a decision tree description of the flush in poker example.
- Compare how version spaces and decision trees learn with the methods of
neural networks and genetic algorithms. How sensitive is each method to the
training data supplied?
- Show how version spaces could be used to learn the concept of pairs
(two of a kind) in a game such as five card poker. (You can supply your own
learning set but make sure you include appropriate positive and negative
example).
- Discover how AM discovered prime numbers.
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