1. Consider the following block world problem:

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Now, show how the STRIPS solves this problem.

Assignment_03_AI.docx [Compatibility Mode] - Word (Product Activation Failed) o X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Tell me what you want to do... Sign in Share Find - Times New Ro 12 - L A Aa - A AJ * Cut EE Copy Format Painter . 1 Normal 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 Title Subtitle Subtle Em... Emphasis Paste BI U abg x, x A - aly - A- He abc Replace Select Clipboard Font Paragraph Styles Editing Assignments 1. Consider the following block world problem: Y Y Z Z Initial state Goal state Fig-1.1: A simple blocks world problem. Now, show how the "STRIPS solves this problem. 2. In a simplified diagnosis problem where cholestasis jaundice, i.e., the development of a yellow hue to a patient's skin (jaundicemight occur due to the four reasons like hepatitis (Hep), cirrhosis (Cirr), gallstones (Gall) and pancreatic cancer (Pan) i.e. the frame of discernment, might consist of the set {Hep. Cirr. Gall, Pan}. It is assumed that the hypotheses in @ are mutually exclusive and exhaustive. Suppose that for a given patient, one observation supports intrahepatic cholestasis = {Hep. Cirr} to degree 0.4(ml) whereas another disconfirms hepatitis {Her} to degree 0.9 (m2). Using the DS theory, find, Bell Bel2 ({Hep, Cirr}), Bell Bel2 ({Cirr, Gall, Pany), P11P12 ({Hep, Cirr}). P11P12 ({Cirr, Gall, Pan>). If the third belief function (m3) for the same patient, corresponds to a new observation which confirms the diagnosis of hepatitis to the degree 0.6, then compute m3m4, where m4 = m1m2 Activate Windows Go to Settings to activate Windows. Page 1 of 1 176 words LE + 100% 1 Type here to search A 1 D: U: 1.06 KB/S 1.34 KB/S 12:53 AM 1/27/2021