1. As demonstrated in Section 11.2, humans
might use a question for a purpose other than
asking. Another example is “Do you know that
your tire is flat?” which is used to inform
rather than to ask. Give examples of questions
used to reassure, to warn, and to criticize.
2. Analyze a soda dispensing machine as an
agent. What are its sensors? What are its actuators?
What level of response (reflex, knowledge
based, goal based) does it exhibit?
3. Identify each of the following responses as
being reflex, knowledge based, or goal based.
Justify your answers.
a. A computer program translating text from
German to English
b. A thermostat turning on the furnace when
the temperature in a house drops below the
current setting
c. A pilot landing a plane safely on a runway
4. If a researcher uses computer models for
studying the memorization capabilities of the
human mind, do the programs developed for
the machine necessarily memorize to the best
of the machine’s abilities? Explain.
5. Give some examples of declarative knowledge.
Give some examples of procedural knowledge.
*6. In the context of object-oriented programming,
what parts of an object are used to store
declarative knowledge? What parts are used to
store procedural knowledge?
7. Which of the following activities do you expect
to be performance oriented and which are
simulation oriented?
a. The design of an automated shuttle system
(often used at airports between terminals)
b. The design of a model predicting the path
of a hurricane
c. The design of a Web search database used
to derive and maintain indices for documents
stored on the World Wide Web
d. The design of a model of a nation’s economy
for testing theories
e. The design of a program for monitoring a
patient’s vital signs
1. As demonstrated in Section 11.2, humansmight use a question for a purpose other thanasking. Another example is “Do you know thatyour tire is flat?” which is used to informrather than to ask. Give examples of questionsused to reassure, to warn, and to criticize.2. Analyze a soda dispensing machine as anagent. What are its sensors? What are its actuators?What level of response (reflex, knowledgebased, goal based) does it exhibit?3. Identify each of the following responses asbeing reflex, knowledge based, or goal based.Justify your answers.a. A computer program translating text fromGerman to Englishb. A thermostat turning on the furnace whenthe temperature in a house drops below thecurrent settingc. A pilot landing a plane safely on a runway4. If a researcher uses computer models forstudying the memorization capabilities of thehuman mind, do the programs developed forthe machine necessarily memorize to the bestof the machine’s abilities? Explain.5. Give some examples of declarative knowledge.Give some examples of procedural knowledge.*6. In the context of object-oriented programming,what parts of an object are used to storedeclarative knowledge? What parts are used tostore procedural knowledge?7. Which of the following activities do you expectto be performance oriented and which aresimulation oriented?a. The design of an automated shuttle system(often used at airports between terminals)b. The design of a model predicting the pathof a hurricanec. The design of a Web search database usedto derive and maintain indices for documentsstored on the World Wide Webd. The design of a model of a nation’s economyfor testing theoriese. The design of a program for monitoring apatient’s vital signs
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