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351.008, VL Introduction to AI, Johannes Fürnkranz, 2025W

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The UCB1 algorithm uses the following formula when determining which arm to pull in the Multi-Armed Bandit problem:

The formula that shows how UCB1 trades off exploitation and exploration.

Which of the following describes best the role of the parameter y:

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The "Zero" in AlphaZero derives from the fact that the algorithm learns without playing a single game against itself.

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Which of the following components is not part of the definition for Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell?

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Map the following game playing systems that we have seen in the lecture to the best-matching description:

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The key idea of backpropagation for multi-layer neural networks is to use a weighted combination of the error signals of all its predecessor nodes for the update in an interior node of the network.

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Below you see a schematic input image (left), a convolution operator (middle), the resulting output image.

A 5x5 matrix, a 3x3 convolution operator, and the output for the square (4,2) is asked.

What value will be computed for the pixel marked with a question mark in the output?

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Zermelo's Retrograde Analysis algorithm, which we discussed in the lecture, can solve any deterministic zero-sum perfect information game provided there is enough memory and computation time. 

According to the taxonomy introduced in the lecture, the resulting solution is

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The graph below shows a simple game of chance where the MAX player can select between two fair coins, with different win expecations.

Which coin should MAX select in order to maximize her expected long-term reward?

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Which of the following best describes Monte-Carlo Search?

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