Answer the following questions
1. Problem
Space?
Ans. : A 'problem space' is an abstract space. objects, including some impossible ones. Problem space encompasses all valid states that can be generated by the plication of any combination of operators on any combination of objects. Problem space may contain one or more solutions. A solution is a combination of rations and objects that achieve the goals.
2. Ignorable
Problem ?
Ans. : In theorem proving, solution
steps can be ignored. In the theorem proving, we may later find that it is of
no help. We can still proceed further since nothing is lost by this redundant
step. This is an example of ignorable solutions steps..
3. Recoverable
Problem?
Ans. : In 8-Puzzle, solution steps can
be undone. In the 8-Puzzle problem, tray and arrange it in specified order.
While moving from the start state towards goal state, we may make some stupid
move and consider theorem proving. We may proceed by first proving the lemma.
But we may backtrack and undo the unwanted move. This only involves additional
steps, and the solution steps are recoverable.
4. Irrecoverable
Problem?
Ans. : In the game of Chess, solution
steps can't be undone. In the game of Chess, if a wrong move is made, it can
neither be ignored nor be recovered. The thing to do is to make the best use of
the current situation and proceed. This is an example of an irrecoverable
solution steps.
5. Local
Maximum?
Ans. : 1. Local Maximum: It is a state
which is better than its neighboring state however there exists a state which
is better than it (Global Maximum). This state is better because here the value
of the objective function is higher than its neighbors.
2. Global Maximum: It is the best
possible state in the state space diagram. This is because in this state, the
objective function has the highest value.
3. Plateau/flat local maximum: It is a
flat region of state space where neighboring states have the ame value.
It first exam solution stat gradient sea The algorithm
Step 1: Exe
Steepest Ascent
4. Ridge: It is a region which is
higher than its neighbors but itself has a slope. It is a special kind of local
maximum.
5. Current State: The region of state
space diagram where we are currently present during the search.
6. Heuristic
search?
Ans. : These are the search techniques
where additional information about the problem is provided in order to guide
the search in a specific direction. When we need to solve hard problems, it
often becomes necessary to compromise with requirements of mobility and
systematicity. We need to construct a control structure that is no longer
guaranteed to find the best answer but almost always find the good answer. To
achieve that, we introduce the concept of Heuristic. A heuristic comprises of a
technique that improves the efficiency of a search process by sacrificing
claims of completeness.
7. OLAP
Cube?
Ans. : An OLAP Cube is a data structure
that allows fast analysis of data according to the multiple Dimensions that
define a business problem. A multidimensional cube for reporting sales
might be, for example, composed of 7 Dimensions: Salesperson, Sales Amount,
Region, Product, Region, Month, Year.
8. MOLAP
?
Ans. : The user is working and
accessing data via mob devices.
9. SOLAP?
Ans. : SOLAP combines the capabilities
of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and OLAP into a single user interface.
This allows for the quick and easy exploration of data stored in a spatial
database.
10. DOLAP?
Ans. : DOLAP stands for desktop analytical
processing. In comparison to other OLAP applications, functionality is limited.
It is less expensive.
11. Linear
reggration?
Ans. : Linear regression, the
relationship between two variables is established using a linear equation to
observe the data. The output is a straight line which has only line dependent
variables.
12. Spark
SQL?
Ans. : Spark SQL is a component above
Spark Core. It contains a new data abstraction called SchemaRDD.
- SchemaRDD provides support for
structured and semi-structured data. It supports many sources of data including
Hive tablets, Parquet, JSON.
13. Spark
Streaming?
Ans. Spark Streaming leverages Spark
Core's fast scheduling capability to perform streaming analytics. It ingests
data in mini-batches and performs RDD (Resilient Distributed Datasets)
transformations on those mini-batches of data.
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