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[AM4R]

Hi can someone post up the answer to Q20 B ii, C, D please

thanks

[st-and Paul]

Whats the questions?

[AM4R]

its got a huge knowledge base! but here goes

1 noun (badger)
2 noun (fox)
3 noun (otter)

4 verb(sees)
5 verb (jumps)
6 veb(meets)

7 adjective brown
8 adjective quick
9 adjective lazy

10 sentence (A B C) if
noun (a) and
verb (b) and
noun ©


b iii Describe how you would alter the sentence rule that the nouns are always different and sentences like 'badger sees badger' are no longer valid.

c. Write a rule called complex_sentence which allow a sentence such as "lazy badger meets brown fox"

d. What difficulties would be encountered if the system were to be expanded to analyse all english sentences?


Any help would be appreciated!

[st-and Paul]

lol, sorry cant help, i didnt do AI in higher and I dont get an AI module till later on in my degree course.

[Pammy]

Question 20.b.ii

A clear description of the addition of a fourth sub-goal of the form and not(A=C)


c.

complex_sentence (A,B,C,D,E) if
adjective (A) and
noun (B) and
verb © and
adjective (D) and
noun (E).

d

Answers should comment fully upon both of the folowing

* Greatly increased number of facts fot the system to deal with to represent all number of words.
* Greater number of rules to express the variety of legal sentence structures.

Alternative answers may comment upon the technical difficulties. These should make reference to the greatly increased memory/processor requirements.

Did you only want the answers ??? Or did you want an explanation too ??

[AM4R]

answers are cool, our teacher has given us all the past papers just no bloody answers lol