Artificial Intelligence Programming Practice Exam

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Which model is primarily focused on supervised classification tasks?

  1. Adaline

  2. Perceptron

  3. Genetic Algorithm

  4. Microworld

The correct answer is: Perceptron

The perceptron model is primarily focused on supervised classification tasks because it is designed specifically as a binary classifier. A perceptron takes in input features, applies weights to them, and processes these through an activation function to determine the predicted class label. The learning process in perceptrons is driven by labeled training data, allowing the model to adjust its weights based on the error in predictions compared to the actual labels. This adjustment helps the perceptron learn to classify input data accurately into one of the two categories. In contrast, other options like Adaline, while also related to classification, typically utilize a linear activation function and are less commonly referenced specifically in the context of supervised classification when compared to the perceptron. A genetic algorithm is an optimization technique inspired by natural selection, not focused on supervised learning directly. Lastly, a microworld refers to a simplified simulation environment often used for training or testing AI systems, which doesn’t correspond to a specific model used for classification. This further highlights the distinct role of the perceptron as a foundational algorithm for supervised classification tasks in machine learning.