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    1. Asked: March 26, 2022In: Python

      Write a Python program to combine two dictionary adding values for common keys. d1 = {‘a’: 100, ‘b’: 200, ‘c’:300},d2 = …

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      Added an answer on March 27, 2022 at 9:31 pm

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    2. Asked: March 25, 2022In: Computer Science

      Compare and Contrast human based intelligence with Artificial intelligence?

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      AI is a branch of data science that specializes in creating smart machines that are capable of executing a broad range of tasks that typically need human intelligence and reasoning capabilities. Human Intelligence is a humans’ intellectual ability that enables us to learn from various experiences, tRead more

      AI is a branch of data science that specializes in creating smart machines that are capable of executing a broad range of tasks that typically need human intelligence and reasoning capabilities.

      Human Intelligence is a humans’ intellectual ability that enables us to learn from various experiences, think, understand intricate concepts, apply reasoning and logic, solve mathematical problems, identify patterns, make decisions, hold on to information, communicate with fellow human beings, and so on.

       

      Artificial Intelligence Vs. Human Intelligence:

      • Nature: While Human Intelligence looks to adjust to new environments by using a combination of various cognitive processes, AI aims to create machines that can imitate human behavior and perform human-like actions. Machines are digital, but the human brain is analogous.

       

      • Functioning: Humans use the brain’s memory, computing power and ability to think, while AI-powered machines depend on data and instructions fed into the system.

       

      • Learning Power: Human Intelligence is all about learning and understanding from different incidents and past experiences. However, AI falls behind in this area, as AI cannot think.

       

      • Decision-Making: The decision-making control or power of AI systems depends on the data they are trained on, and how they are connected to a specific event. AI machines can never understand the concept of “cause and effect” as they do not possess any sense.Humans hold the exclusive ability to learn, understand, and then apply their acquired knowledge in combination with reasoning and logic, and understanding.

       

      Conclusion: As of now, AI is evolving all the time. The time needed to train AI systems is quite high, which is not possible without human interference. Be it autonomous robots and cars, or sophisticated technologies, such as natural language processing and image processing – all depend on human intelligence.

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    3. Asked: March 25, 2022In: Computer Science

      Elaborate the conceptual graph with the help of example

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    4. Asked: March 24, 2022In: Microprocessor

      Specify the contents of flag register for the following program:- MVIA,08H MVIC,09H SUBC CMPC HLT

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      MVIA,08H MVIC,09H SUBC CMPC HLT AFTER EXECUTION OF THE ABOVE CODE RESULT WILL BE FFH. FLAG: SIGN FLAG: 08H-09H as this set of instructions will set the sign flag to 1 as 30 – 40 is a negative number. ZERO FLAG: result is non zero so Z= 0. AUXILIARY CARRY FLAG: D3 TO D4  there is no carry generated.Read more

      MVIA,08H

      MVIC,09H

      SUBC

      CMPC

      HLT

      AFTER EXECUTION OF THE ABOVE CODE RESULT WILL BE FFH.

      FLAG:

      SIGN FLAG: 08H-09H as this set of instructions will set the sign flag to 1 as 30 – 40 is a negative number.

      ZERO FLAG: result is non zero so Z= 0.

      AUXILIARY CARRY FLAG: D3 TO D4  there is no carry generated. AC=0.

      PARITY FLAG: In FFH there are even number of 1’s so P=1.

      CARRY FLAG: C=1

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    5. Asked: March 24, 2022In: Mathematics

      Assume that on an average one telephone number out of fifteen is busy. What is the probability that if six …

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      (i) not more than three will be busy? answer: Solve for P(x<=3) = P(x=0) + P(x=1)+ P(x=2)+P(x=3) using formula nCr * (p)^r * (q)^n-r where n= 6 , p = 1/15 and  q= 14/15 P(x<=3) = [1-P(x≥3)]+P(x=3) P(x<=3) =0.99492+[6C3 * (1/15)^3 * (14/15)^3] P(x<=3) =0.99492+0.00481=0.99973  Read more

      (i) not more than three will be busy?

      answer:

      Solve for P(x<=3) = P(x=0) + P(x=1)+ P(x=2)+P(x=3)

      using formula nCr * (p)^r * (q)^n-r

      where n= 6 , p = 1/15 and  q= 14/15

      P(x<=3) = [1-P(x≥3)]+P(x=3)

      P(x<=3) =0.99492+[6C3 * (1/15)^3 * (14/15)^3]

      P(x<=3) =0.99492+0.00481=0.99973

       

       

      (ii) at least three of them will be busy ?

      Answer: P(x≥3) = P(x=3) + P(x=4)+ P(x=5)+P(x=6)

      P(x≥3)= P(x=3) + P(x=4)+ P(x=5)+P(x=6)

      P(x≥3)=[6C3 * (1/15)^3 * (14/15)^3 ]+[6C4 * (1/15)^4 * (14/15)^2 ]+[6C5 * (1/15)^5 * (14/15)^1 ]+[6C6 * (1/15)^6 * (14/15)^0 ]

      P(x≥3)=0.00508

       

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    6. Asked: March 24, 2022In: Other

      PRINCIPLES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Define Scripts. Write conceptual dependency for following statements. John flew to New York John Shot Mary …

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