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Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) 2010 M.Sc Information Technology Fourth Semester - Computer Cognition [Old Syllabus] - Question Paper

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IV Semester M.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2010 COMPUTER COGNITION (Old Syllabus)

Max. Marks : 75

Time : 3 Hours


Instruction : Answer all questions from Part A and answer any five

questions from Part B.

PART - A

1. What are the features of biological neurons ?

(12x2+1x1=25)


2.    List any two simulated tools for Computer Cognition.

3.    What are AXON and Synaptic Junction ?

4.    What are types of Artificial Neural Networks classified based on learning strategy ?

5.    What is the capacity of a perceptron ?

6.    What is function approximation ?

7.    What is curse of dimensionality ?

8.    What is Hebbian Learning ?

9.    What is massive parallelism ?

10.    What is Cross over and mutation ?

11.    What is fault tolerance ?

12.    Mention the applications of ES.

13.    What is AND function ?

Answer any five :

1.    What is Artificial Neural Network ? What are the tasks performed by artificial neural network ? Explain its characteristics.

(5x10=50)


2.    State and prove Perception convergence Theorem.

3.    What is a convex hull ? Can a three-layer BP network solve any classification problem ? Explain.

4.    Discuss the learning algorithms for a fixed RBF Neural network.

5.    Explain Basic principles and Applications of Self Organization.

6.    Write a Growing Cell Structure Algorithm and mention its applications.

7.    a) What are the differences between uni-modal and multi-modal functions ?

b) Explain working of a simple genetic algorithm.

8.    Explain the following :

a)    EP and GAS

b)    Mapping.







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