What is a deterministic finite state machine?

Question 1Answer
a.
A finite state machine that has a unique next state for each combination of current state and input
b.
A finite state machine that has multiple possible next states for each combination of current state
and input
c.
A finite state machine that has a unique current state for each combination of next state and input
d.
A finite state machine that has multiple possible current states for each combination of next state
and input

How does the Quickprop algorithm adjust the learning rate for each weight in the neural
network?
Question 2Answer
a.
It adjusts the learning rate based on the previous weight update
b.
It uses a fixed learning rate for some weights and a variable learning rate for others
c.
It uses a fixed learning rate for all weights
d.
It uses a variable learning rate for all weights

How does the RProp algorithm handle local minima in the optimization process?
Question 3Answer
a.
It avoids local minima by using a fixed learning rate
b.
It avoids local minima by using a predetermined set of learning rates
c.
It avoids local minima by using a dynamic learning rate
d.
It gets stuck in local minima

What is a decision tree?

Question 4Answer
a.
A neural network used in deep learning
b.
A linear model used to make predictions in supervised learning
c.
A tree-like model used to make predictions in supervised learning
d.
A clustering algorithm used in unsupervised learning

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Question 5Answer
a.
It uses the weights of the best performing iteration
b.
It uses predetermined weights
c.
It uses random weights
d.
It uses the previous iteration's weights

What is a Q-learning algorithm?

Question 6Answer
a.
A type of deep learning algorithm
b.
A reinforcement learning algorithm that uses a Q-table to store the expected rewards for each
action in each state
c.
A type of unsupervised learning algorithm
d.
A type of supervised learning algorithm

What is a disadvantage of using a Q-learning algorithm?

Question 7Answer
a.
It requires a large amount of data
b.
It cannot handle high-dimensional data
c.
It can learn from its mistakes and improve over time
d.
It cannot handle continuous state spaces

What is a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 8Answer
 a.
A mathematical model for decision-making in situations where outcomes are entirely under the
control of a decision maker
b.
A mathematical model for decision-making in situations where outcomes are entirely random
c.
A mathematical model for decision-making in situations where outcomes are partly random and
partly under the control of a decision maker
d.
A mathematical model for decision-making in situations where outcomes are partly random and
partly determined by past actions

What are the weights in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 9Answer
a.
The values that are used to determine the activation function of the neural network
b.
The values that are adjusted in the backward pass
c.
The values that are adjusted in the forward pass
d.
The values that are used to determine the output of the neural network

How does the Quickprop algorithm improve upon traditional gradient descent algorithms?
Question 10Answer
a.
It uses a larger learning rate
b.
It uses a fixed learning rate
c.
It uses a smaller learning rate
d.
It uses a variable learning rate

How does the backpropagation algorithm work?

Question 11Answer
a.
By adjusting the activation function of the neural network
b.
By adjusting the weights and biases of the neural network in both the forward and backward
passes
c.
By adjusting the weights and biases of the neural network in the backward pass
d.
By adjusting the weights and biases of the neural network in the forward pass

What is a backpropagation network?

Question 12Answer
a.
A type of artificial neural network that uses supervised learning
b.
A type of artificial neural network that uses deep learning
c.
A type of artificial neural network that uses reinforcement learning
d.
A type of artificial neural network that uses unsupervised learning

What are the hidden layers of a feedforward neural network called?

Question 13Answer
a.
Output layers
b.
Hidden layers
c.
Input layers
d.
None of the above

What are the components of a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 14Answer
a.
States, outcomes, and costs
b.
States, actions, and costs
c.
States, actions, and rewards
d.
States, outcomes, and rewards

What is a finite state machine?

Question 15Answer
a.
A state machine that can be in an infinite number of states
b.
A state machine that can change its state an infinite number of times
c.
A state machine that can only be in a finite number of states
d.
A state machine that can only be in one of two states

How is a state transition function typically represented?

Question 16Answer
a.
As a function of state and input
b.
As a graph or network
c.
As a set of differential equations
d.
As a table or matrix

How does the Quickprop algorithm handle weight updates that are too large?
Question 17Answer
a.
It reduces the weight updates
b.
It reduces the learning rate
c.
It discards the weight updates
d.
It increases the learning rate

What are the biases in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 18Answer
a.
The values that are adjusted in the backward pass
b.
The values that are adjusted in the forward pass
c.
The values that are used to determine the output of the neural network
d.
The values that are used to determine the activation function of the neural network

How does the RProp algorithm adjust the learning rate?

Question 19Answer
a.
It increases the learning rate if the error increases and decreases the learning rate if the error
decreases
b.
It uses a fixed learning rate regardless of the error
c.
It increases the learning rate if the error decreases and decreases the learning rate if the error
increases
d.
It uses a predetermined set of learning rates for each iteration

How does a backpropagation network learn?

Question 20Answer
a.
By adjusting the activation function of the network based on the input and output data
b.
By adjusting the number of neurons in the network based on the input and output data
c.
By adjusting the weights and biases of the network based on the input and output data
d.
By adjusting the architecture of the network based on the input and output data
vWhat are the biases in the backpropagation algorithm?

How does the RProp algorithm handle the initialization of weights in the optimization
process?

Question 2Answer
a.
It uses the previous iteration's weights
b.
It uses predetermined weights
c.
It uses random weights
d.
It uses the weights of the best performing iteration

What is a linear regression algorithm?

Question 1Answer
a.
A clustering algorithm used in unsupervised learning
b.
A tree-like model used to make predictions in supervised learning
c.
A neural network used in deep learning
d.
A model used to make predictions in supervised learning by fitting a linear equation to the data

What is a non-linear support vector machine?

Question 2Answer
a.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the scale of the input variables
b.
A support vector machine that uses a linear kernel function
c.
A support vector machine that uses a non-linear kernel function
d.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the presence of outliers

What is a kernel function in the context of support vector machines?

Question 3Answer
a.
A function that predicts the class labels of the input data
b.
A function that maps the input data into a higher-dimensional space
c.
A function that computes the distance between the input data and the support vectors
d.
A function that optimizes the margin maximization problem

What is a supervised learning algorithm?

Question 4Answer
a.
An algorithm that can learn from labeled data
b.
An algorithm that can learn from unlabeled data
c.
An algorithm that can only perform regression tasks
d.
An algorithm that can only perform classification tasks

What is a reward in reinforcement learning?

Question 5Answer
a.
The current condition or situation of the agent
b.
The environment in which the learning takes place
c.
A positive or negative feedback received by the agent for its actions
d.
The entity that receives rewards or punishments and learns from them

What is a reward in a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 6Answer
a.
A representation of the future situation
b.
A representation of the current situation
c.
A numerical value that represents the utility or value of a state or action
d.
A possible outcome of an action

What is a linear support vector machine?

Question 7Answer
a.
A support vector machine that uses a non-linear kernel function
b.
A support vector machine that uses a linear kernel function
c.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the presence of outliers
d.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the scale of the input variables

What is a state in a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 8Answer
a.
A possible outcome of an action
b.
A representation of the current situation
c.
A representation of the past situation
d.
A representation of the future situation
What is a multi-class support vector machine?
Question 9Answer
a.
A support vector machine that can handle data with a high number of dimensions
b.
A support vector machine that uses a linear kernel function
c.
A support vector machine that uses a non-linear kernel function
d.
A support vector machine that can handle multiple classes of data

What is a support vector in the context of support vector machines?

Question 10Answer
a.
A data point that lies on the margin boundary
b.
A data point that is classified correctly
c.
A data point that maximizes the margin
d.
A data point that is used to define the decision boundary

What is a state transition function?

Question 11Answer
a.
A function that determines the next state of a system based on its current state and input
b.
A function that determines the current state of a system based on its previous state and input
c.
A function that determines the current state of a system based on its next state and output
d.
A function that determines the next state of a system based on its previous state and output

What is a policy in reinforcement learning?

Question 12Answer
a.
The current condition or situation of the agent
b.
The entity that receives rewards or punishments and learns from them
c.
The environment in which the learning takes place
d.
The strategy or behavior followed by the agent in order to maximize its reward

What is a nondeterministic finite state machine?

Question 13Answer
a.
A finite state machine that has multiple possible next states for each combination of current state
and input
b.
A finite state machine that has multiple possible current states for each combination of next state
and input
c.
A finite state machine that has a unique current state for each combination of next state and input
d.
A finite state machine that has a unique next state for each combination of current state and input

What is a state machine?

Question 14Answer
a.
A machine that changes its state based on a state transition function
b.
A machine that is in a constant state
c.
A machine that can be in an infinite number of states
d.
A machine that can only be in one of two states

What is a policy in a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 15Answer
a.
A set of rules for selecting actions in a given state
b.
A set of rules for selecting outcomes
c.
A set of rules for selecting actions and states
d.
A set of rules for selecting states in a given action

What is a soft margin in the context of support vector machines?

Question 16Answer
a.
A margin that is optimized using the hinge loss function
b.
A margin that is computed using the kernel function
c.
A margin that allows some misclassification
d.
A margin that is sensitive to the scale of the input variables

What is a logistic regression algorithm?

Question 17Answer
a.
A tree-like model used to make predictions in supervised learning
b.
A model used for classification tasks by predicting the probability of an event occurring
c.
A clustering algorithm used in unsupervised learning
d.
A linear model used to make predictions in supervised learning

What is a state in reinforcement learning?

Question 18Answer
a.
The predicted outcome of an event
b.
The entity that receives rewards or punishments and learns from them
c.
The current condition or situation of the agent
d.
The environment in which the learning takes place

What is a kernel in the context of support vector machines (SVMs)?

Question 19Answer
a.
A mathematical function that transforms data into a higher dimensional space
b.
A mathematical function that measures the similarity between data points
c.
A mathematical function that measures the distance between data points
d.
A mathematical function that optimizes the separation of data into different categories

What is a support vector machine used for?

Question 20Answer
a.
Dimensional reduction
b.
Classification
c.
Regression
d.
Clustering

What is an example of a reinforcement learning problem?

Question 2Answer
a.
Grouping customers into different segments based on their spending habits
b.
Predicting the stock price for the next day based on historical data
c.
Determining whether an email is spam or not
d.
Training a robot to navigate through a maze

What is breadth-first search (BFS)?

Question 3Answer
a.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in a random order
b.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their distance from
the root
c.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their breadth
d.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their depth

What is an example of a system that uses a state transition function?

Question 4Answer
a.
All of the above
b.
A temperature control system
c.
A door lock system
d.
A traffic light control system

What is an action in reinforcement learning?

Question 5Answer
a.
The environment in which the learning takes place
b.
The current condition or situation of the agent
c.
The entity that receives rewards or punishments and learns from them
d.
A decision made by the agent based on its current state

What is the "kernel trick" in the context of support vector machines?

Question 6Answer
a.
A method for tuning the hyperparameters of the model
b.
A method for avoiding the computation of the dot product between the input data
c.
A method for identifying the support vectors
d.
A method for selecting the optimal kernel function

What is a uniformed combinatorial search algorithm?

Question 7Answer
a.
A search algorithm that uses heuristics to guide the search
b.
A search algorithm that explores all possible solutions in a systematic way
c.
A search algorithm that uses machine learning to guide the search
d.
A search algorithm that uses randomness to guide the search

What is the RProp algorithm's convergence criterion?

Question 8Answer
a.
The error reaches a predetermined number of iterations
b.
The error reaches a predetermined threshold
c.
The error does not improve for a predetermined number of iterations
d.
The error reaches a predetermined percentage of improvement

What is a support vector machine?

Question 9Answer
a.
A linear model used to make predictions in supervised learning
b.
A neural network used in deep learning
c.
A tree-like model used to make predictions in supervised learning
d.
A clustering algorithm used in unsupervised learning

What is an output alphabet?

Question 10Answer
a.
The set of transitions that a state machine can make
b.
The set of inputs that a state machine can receive
c.
The set of outputs that a state machine can produce
d.
The set of states that a state machine can be in

What is a support vector regression machine?

Question 11Answer
a.
A support vector machine that is used for regression
b.
A support vector machine that is used for classification
c.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the presence of outliers
d.
A support vector machine that is sensitive to the scale of the input variables

What is the Quickprop algorithm used for?

Question 12Answer
a.
Machine learning
b.
Data visualization
c.
Data analysis
d.
Neural network training

What is depth-first search (DFS)?

Question 13Answer
a.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their breadth
b.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in a random order
c.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their distance from
the root
d.
A uniformed combinatorial search algorithm that expands nodes in order of their depth

What is an input alphabet?

Question 14Answer
a.
The set of transitions that a state machine can make
b.
The set of inputs that a state machine can receive
c.
The set of states that a state machine can be in
d.
The set of outputs that a state machine can produce

What is an agent in reinforcement learning?

Question 15Answer
a.
The entity that receives rewards or punishments and learns from them
b.
The predicted outcome of an event
c.
The environment in which the learning takes place
d.
The labeled data used to train the model
What is a support vector machine?
Question 16Answer
a.
A type of artificial neural network
b.
A type of supervised learning algorithm
c.
A type of linear regression model
d.
A type of decision tree algorithm

What is an action in a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 17Answer
a.
A representation of the current situation
b.
A possible outcome of an action
c.
A representation of the future situation
d.
A representation of the past situation

What is an advantage of using a Q-learning algorithm?

Question 18Answer
a.
It does not require a large amount of data
b.
It can handle continuous state spaces
c.
It can learn from its mistakes and improve over time
d.
It can handle high-dimensional data

What is the Bellman equation in a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 19Answer
a.
A recursive equation used to compute the value function of a state
b.
A recursive equation used to compute the transition probabilities of a state
c.
A recursive equation used to compute the expected reward of a state
d.
A recursive equation used to compute the policy of a state

What is reinforcement learning?

Question 20Answer
a.
A type of deep learning where the model is trained using a large dataset
b.
A type of supervised learning where the model is trained using labeled data
c.
A type of machine learning where an agent learns through interacting with its environment and
receiving rewards or punishments
d.
A type of unsupervised learning where the model is trained using unlabeled data

What is the RProp algorithm used for?

Question 1Answer
a.
Optimization of neural networks
b.
Regression analysis
c.
Clustering
d.
Classification

What is the hidden layer in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 1Answer
a.
The layer that is not visible to the user and processes the input data
b.
The layer that determines the activation function of the neural network
c.
The layer that is visible to the user and processes the input data
d.
The layer that produces the final output of the neural network

What is the backpropagation algorithm used for?

Question 2Answer
a.
Data visualization
b.
Data analysis
c.
Training artificial neural networks
d.
Data mining

What is the input layer of a feedforward neural network called?

Question 3Answer
a.
Input layer
b.
Output layer
c.
None of the above
d.
Hidden layer

What is the bias update rule in backpropagation?

Question 4Answer
a.
B(i) = B(i) - alpha * delta(i)
b.
B(i) = B(i) * alpha * delta(i)
c.
B(i) = B(i) + alpha * delta(i)
d.
B(i) = B(i) / alpha * delta(i)

What is the forward pass in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 5Answer
a.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the backward direction
b.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the forward direction
c.
The process of calculating the error between the predicted output and the actual output
d.
The process of predicting the output of the neural network based on the input data

What is the RProp algorithm's learning rate update rule?

Question 6Answer
a.
The learning rate is updated based on the difference between the current and previous iteration's
error
b.
The learning rate is updated based on the difference between the current and previous iteration's
Hessian matrix
c.
The learning rate is updated based on the difference between the current and previous iteration's
weights
d.
The learning rate is updated based on the difference between the current and previous iteration's
gradient

What is the RProp algorithm's weight update rule?

Question 7Answer
a.
The weight update is proportional to the derivative of the error function
b.
The weight update is inversely proportional to the second derivative of the error function
c.
The weight update is inversely proportional to the derivative of the error function
d.
The weight update is proportional to the second derivative of the error function

What is the goal of reinforcement learning?

Question 8Answer
a.
To minimize the cumulative punishment over time
b.
To cluster data into groups
c.
To predict the outcome of an event
d.
To maximize the cumulative reward over time

What is the error function in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 9Answer
a.
The function that determines the activation function of the neural network
b.
The function that adjusts the weights and biases in the forward pass
c.
The function that adjusts the weights and biases in the backward pass
d.
The function that calculates the error between the predicted output and the actual output

What is the backward pass in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 10Answer
a.
The process of calculating the error between the predicted output and the actual output
b.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the backward direction
c.
The process of predicting the output of the neural network based on the input data
d.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the forward direction

What is the backpropagation algorithm used for?

Question 11Answer
a.
To find the optimal weights and biases of a neural network
b.
All of the above
c.
To classify data using a neural network
d.
To optimize the activation function of a neural network

What is the main advantage of the Quickprop algorithm over the backpropagation
algorithm?
Question 12Answer
a.
It is more accurate
b.
It is faster to converge
c.
It is less sensitive to initialization
d.
It is more efficient

What is the learning rate in backpropagation?

Question 13Answer
a.
The hyperparameter that determines the size of the weight and bias updates
b.
The process of minimizing the error between the predicted output and the actual output
c.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the forward direction
d.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the backward direction

What is the cost function used in backpropagation?

Question 14Answer
a.
The mean squared error
b.
The hinge loss
c.
The cross-entropy loss
d.
The mean absolute error

What is the input layer in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 15Answer
a.
The layer that receives the input data and passes it to the hidden layer
b.
The layer that is not visible to the user and processes the input data
c.
The layer that determines the activation function of the neural network
d.
The layer that produces the final output of the neural network

What is the goal of the backpropagation algorithm in each iteration?

Question 16Answer
a.
To maximize the error between the predicted output and the actual output in each iteration
b.
To minimize the error between the predicted output and the actual output
c.
To minimize the error between the predicted output and the actual output in each iteration
d.
To maximize the error between the predicted output and the actual output
What is the learning rate in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 17Answer
a.
The rate at which the weights and biases are adjusted in the forward pass
b.
The rate at which the model learns from the training data
c.
The rate at which the weights and biases are adjusted in the backward pass
d.
The rate at which the model predicts the output
Clear my choice

What is the bias update rule in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 18Answer
a.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the forward direction
b.
The mathematical formula that is used to update the biases based on the gradient descent
c.
The process of minimizing the error between the predicted output and the actual output
d.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the backward direction

What is the gradient descent in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 19Answer
a.
The process of minimizing the error between the predicted output and the actual output
b.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the backward direction
c.
The process of adjusting the weights and biases in the forward direction
d.
The process of maximizing the error between the predicted output and the actual output

What is the goal of a Markov decision process (MDP)?

Question 20Answer
a.
To maximize the expected cumulative cost over a given time horizon
b.
To minimize the expected cumulative reward over a given time horizon
c.
To minimize the expected cumulative cost over a given time horizon
d.
To maximize the expected cumulative reward over a given time horizon

What is the learning rate in the backpropagation algorithm?

Question 17Answer
a.
The rate at which the weights and biases are adjusted in the forward pass
b.
The rate at which the model learns from the training data
c.
The rate at which the weights and biases are adjusted in the backward pass
d.
The rate at which the model predicts the output

What is the process of dividing the data into a training set and a test set called?

Select one:
a.
Partitioning
b.
Splitting
c.
Sampling
d.
Segmenting

What is the process of calculating the dot product of the input layer and the weights called?

Select one:
a.
Backpropagation
b.
Forward propagation
c.
None of the above
d.
Activation

What is the process of evaluating the performance of a backpropagation network called?

Select one:
a.
Validating
b.
Inferring
c.
Testing
d.
Training

What is the main characteristic of the RProp algorithm?

Select one:
a.
It uses a dynamic learning rate
b.
It uses a stochastic gradient descent
c.
It uses a fixed learning rate
d.
It uses a predetermined set of weights

What is the main goal of the backpropagation algorithm?

Select one:
a.
To maximize the accuracy of the model
b.
To minimize the accuracy of the model
c.
To maximize the error between the predicted output and the actual output
d.
To minimize the error between the predicted output and the actual output

What is the main difference between the Quickprop algorithm and the Levenberg-
Marquardt (LM) algorithm?

Select one:
a.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a fixed learning rate, while the LM algorithm uses a variable
learning rate
b.
The Quickprop algorithm is less efficient, while the LM algorithm is more efficient
c.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a variable learning rate, while the LM algorithm uses a fixed
learning rate
d.
The Quickprop algorithm is more efficient, while the LM algorithm is less efficient

What is the process of adding additional layers to a backpropagation network called?

Select one:
a.
Deepening
b.
Optimizing
c.
Tuning
d.
Regularizing

What is the output layer of a feedforward neural network called?

Select one:
a.
Output layer
b.
Input layer
c.
Hidden layer
d.
None of the above

What are the hidden layers of a feedforward neural network called?

Select one:
a.
Hidden layers
b.
Input layers
c.
None of the above
d.
Output layers

What is the process of evaluating a feedforward neural network on a set of test data called?

Select one:
a.
Testing
b.
Validation
c.
Training
d.
All of the above

What is the process of adjusting the learning rate of a backpropagation network called?

Select one:
a.
Tuning
b.
Regularizing
c.
Optimizing
d.
Normalizing

What is the main advantage of the RProp algorithm compared to other optimization
algorithms?

Select one:
a.
It is easier to implement
b.
It is more resilient to noise and outliers in the data
c.
It is faster and more efficient
d.
It is more accurate and precise

What is the main disadvantage of the RProp algorithm compared to other optimization
algorithms?

Select one:
a.
It is less resilient to noise and outliers in the data
b.
It is slower and less efficient
c.
It is less accurate and precise
d.
It is harder to implement

What is the main difference between the Quickprop algorithm and the Conjugate Gradient
(CG) algorithm?

Select one:
a.
The Quickprop algorithm is less efficient, while the CG algorithm is more efficient
b.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a variable learning rate, while the CG algorithm uses a fixed
learning rate
c.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a fixed learning rate, while the CG algorithm uses a variable
learning rate
d.
The Quickprop algorithm is more efficient, while the CG algorithm is less efficient

What is the process of using a backpropagation network to make predictions called?

Select one:
a.
Inferring
b.
Testing
c.
Validating
d.
Training

What is the process of adjusting the weights and biases of a feedforward neural network
called?

Select one:
a.
Testing
b.
All of the above
c.
Validation
d.
Training

What is the main difference between the Quickprop algorithm and the Resilient Propagation
(Rprop) algorithm?

Select one:
a.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a variable learning rate, while the Rprop algorithm uses a
fixed learning rate
b.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a fixed learning rate, while the Rprop algorithm uses a
variable learning rate
c.
The Quickprop algorithm is less efficient, while the Rprop algorithm is more efficient
d.
The Quickprop algorithm is more efficient, while the Rprop algorithm is less efficient

What is the main difference between the Quickprop algorithm and the Scaled Conjugate
Gradient (SCG) algorithm?

Select one:
a.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a fixed learning rate, while the SCG algorithm uses a variable
learning rate
b.
The Quickprop algorithm is more efficient, while the SCG algorithm is less efficient
c.
The Quickprop algorithm uses a variable learning rate, while the SCG algorithm uses a fixed
learning rate
d.
The Quickprop algorithm is less efficient, while the SCG algorithm is more efficient

What is the process of verifying that a backpropagation network has not overfitted to the
training data called?

Select one:
a.
Testing
b.
Training
c.
Inferring
d.
Validating

What is the process of finding the optimal policy in a Markov decision process (MDP)
called?

Select one:
a.
Bellman optimization
b.
Policy optimization
c.
Dynamic programming
d.
Markov optimization

What is the process of using a backpropagation network for classification tasks called?

Select one:
a.
Classification
b.
Clustering
c.
Dimensionality reduction
d.
Regression

What is the process of adjusting the weights and biases of a backpropagation network
called?

Select one:
a.
Validating
b.
Training
c.
Optimizing
d.
Testing

What is the main disadvantage of the Quickprop algorithm?

Select one:
a.
It is more complex than other algorithms
b.
It requires more computational resources
c.
It is more sensitive to initialization
d.
It is less efficient than other algorithms