Expert Systems Quiz

What is an expert system designed to do?

• Replace human experts entirely

• Mimic the expertise and knowledge of a human expert

• Operate only in medical fields

• Work without any user input

Which of the following is a disadvantage of expert systems?

• High setup and maintenance costs

• They provide unbiased reporting

• They offer very fast response times

• They indicate the probability of being correct

What component of an expert system is responsible for drawing conclusions?

• User interface

• Explanation system

• Inference engine

• Knowledge base

In the context of expert systems, what is a knowledge base?

• A search engine for the internet

• A repository of facts and information for the expert system

• A database of user interactions

• A set of rules for coding languages

How do expert systems typically interact with users?

• Through physical gestures

• Via dialogue boxes and command prompts

• By reading brainwaves

• Using voice recognition exclusively

What is an example of an application of an expert system?

• An automatic ticket dispenser

• A system for diagnosing diseases

• A simple calculator

• A weather prediction website

What is a major advantage of using RFID in stock tracking?

• Requires line-of-sight contact

• Can only be used in small stores

• Allows for bulk detection of items

• Is less reliable than barcodes

Which of the following is a feature of Near Field Communication (NFC)?

• Requires internet connection for transactions

• Operates over long distances

• Enables peer-to-peer data exchange

• Only works with contactless cards

What is a disadvantage of Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems?

• It increases the need for security personnel

• There is a risk of privacy invasion

• It cannot be used for traffic management

• It is slower than manual ticket checking

What is the primary function of the user interface in an expert system?

• To store data about users

• To interact with the user

• To process the expert system's logic

• To create new rules for the system