I PUC Chapter 3 Notes
I PUC Chapter 3 Notes
EMERGING TRENDS
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Answer: B
Answer: D
3. What does Machine Learning allow computers to do?
A. Work without any human input
B. Learn from data using statistical techniques
C. Operate systems automatically
D. Perform calculations quickly
Answer: B
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Answer: B
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Answer: B
6. What does VR stand for?
A. Virtual Robot
B. Visual Reality
C. Virtual Reality
D. Visual Robot
Answer: C
Answer: D
Answer: C 3
9. What is Big Data characterized by?
A. Low Volume
B. High Complexity
C. Simple Structure
D. Low Variety
Answer: B
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10. Which characteristic of Big Data represents the rate of data generation?
A. Volume
B. Velocity
C. Veracity
D. Value
Answer: B
11. What does the Veracity characteristic of Big Data refer to?
A. Data consistency and trustworthiness
B. Data volume
C. Data speed
D. Data variety
Answer: A
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Answer: C
Answer: D
Answer: B
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15. Which of the following is NOT a subsystem of AI?
A. Natural Language Processing
B. Machine Learning
C. Data Analytics
D. Internet of Things
Answer: D
B. Machine Learning
C. Data Analytics
D. Augmented Reality
Answer: A
Answer: B
Answer: A
Answer: B
20. What does the 'Volume' characteristic in Big Data refer to?
A. Data accuracy
B. Data size
C. Data speed
D. Data variety
Answer: B
Answer: C
Answer: B
Answer: C
Answer: C
Answer: C
Answer: A
Answer: C
29. Which component is essential for a robot to interact with its environment?
A. Database
B. Sensor
C. VR headset
D. Software
Answer: B
31. Which field involves adding digital elements to the physical world?
A. Virtual Reality
B. Natural Language Processing
C. Augmented Reality
D. Robotics
Answer: B
Answer: C
34. What does an AI system use to make decisions?
A. User input
B. Pre-programmed instructions
C. Knowledge base
D. Random selection
Answer: C
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Answer: B
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Answer: C
37. What kind of reality does VR simulate?
A. Physical world only
B. Computer-generated three-dimensional world
C. Digital and physical world combined
D. Physical sensations
Answer: B
Answer: C
Answer: B
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Answer: D
41. Which field is concerned with the design and operation of robots?
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A. Data Analytics
B. Natural Language Processing
C. Robotics
D. Virtual Reality
Answer: C
Answer: C
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43. What does the 'Velocity' characteristic of Big Data represent?
A. Size of data
B. Trustworthiness of data
C. Rate of data generation
D. Value of data
Answer: C
44. Which technology is used to enhance physical world experiences with digital
information?
Answer: B
Answer: B
Answer: B
robots in industries?
A. Slower production times
B. Increased accuracy and efficiency
C. More human intervention
D. Higher costs
Answer: B
48. Which technology can transform industries by making them more efficient?
A. Robotics
B. Text editing
C. Simple calculations
D. E-mail services
Answer: A
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Answer: B
Answer: C
1. Define the term "Emerging Trends." Emerging trends are the state-of-the-art
technologies that gain popularity and set new trends among users.
2. What are intelligent digital personal assistants powered by? Intelligent
digital personal assistants like Siri, Google Now, Cortana, and Alexa are
powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
3. What is the primary goal of Artificial Intelligence? The primary goal of
Artificial Intelligence is to simulate the natural intelligence of human beings 17
into machines, making them behave intelligently by imitating cognitive
functions like learning, decision-making, and problem-solving.
4. Explain the term "knowledge base" in AI. A knowledge base is a store of
information consisting of facts, assumptions, and rules that an AI system can
use for decision-making.
5. What is Machine Learning? Machine Learning is a subsystem of Artificial
Intelligence where computers have the ability to learn from data using statistical
techniques, without being explicitly programmed by a human being.
6. Give an example of Natural Language Processing (NLP). An example of
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the predictive typing feature of search
engines that suggest the next word in the sentence while typing keywords.
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8. Discuss the concept of smart homes enabled by IoT.
Smart homes use IoT to connect household devices, allowing them to
communicate and be controlled remotely. For example, smart thermostats,
lights, and security systems can be managed through a smartphone, enhancing
convenience, security, and energy efficiency in homes.
The Web of Things (WoT) uses web services to connect physical objects,
providing a unified interface for interaction. Unlike traditional IoT, which
might require separate apps for different devices, WoT aims to integrate all
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Robots can be classified into various types, such as industrial robots for
manufacturing, service robots for personal and professional assistance, and
autonomous robots like drones and self-driving cars. Each type has distinct
functions and applications, tailored to specific tasks and environments.
Veracity in Big Data refers to the trustworthiness and quality of the data.
Processing inaccurate or inconsistent data can lead to incorrect conclusions and
decisions. Ensuring data veracity is crucial for reliable analysis and deriving
14. How can hidden patterns in Big Data be valuable for businesses?
Hidden patterns in Big Data can reveal insights into customer behavior, market
trends, and operational efficiencies. Businesses can use these patterns to make
informed decisions, optimize processes, and develop strategies that improve
performance and competitiveness.
15. What are the main benefits of data analytics in scientific research?
16. Describe the impact of Big Data on data storage and processing techniques.
The enormous size and complexity of Big Data require advanced storage 23
solutions and processing techniques. Traditional databases are often
insufficient, leading to the development of distributed storage systems, parallel
processing, and specialized tools like Hadoop and Spark to handle Big Data
efficiently.
5 Marks Questions
o Sensors and Actuators: These are the primary components that collect
data from the environment (sensors) and perform actions (actuators).
o Connectivity: IoT devices require robust connectivity solutions such as
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and cellular networks to transmit data to other
devices or central servers.
o Data Processing: Collected data needs to be processed, which can be
done locally on the device (edge computing) or in the cloud, depending
on the application and latency requirements.
o Storage: IoT generates massive amounts of data, necessitating scalable
storage solutions, typically provided by cloud services.
o Security: Ensuring data privacy and protection against cyber threats is
crucial in IoT infrastructure, requiring encryption, authentication, and
regular security updates.
7. How does the Web of Things create a unified interface for IoT devices?
o Standardization: WoT uses web protocols (HTTP, WebSockets) to
standardize communication between devices, making it easier to
integrate and manage diverse IoT devices.
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o Interoperability: By leveraging web technologies, WoT ensures that
devices from different manufacturers can work together seamlessly.
o Accessibility: WoT allows users to access and control IoT devices
through web browsers and web-based applications, enhancing usability
and convenience.
o Scalability: Using the web infrastructure, WoT can support a large
number of devices and users, making it suitable for extensive IoT
deployments.
o Integration with Existing Web Services: WoT enables IoT devices to
integrate with existing web services and APIs, extending their
functionality and enabling new applications.
for decision-making.
o Medical Robots: Used in healthcare for surgeries, rehabilitation, and
patient care, medical robots are precise, reliable, and capable of
performing delicate procedures.
o Humanoid Robots: These robots mimic human appearance and
behaviors, used in research, entertainment, and as personal assistants.
They are designed for versatility and human-like interaction.
10. Discuss the challenges and solutions in handling the veracity and value of
Big Data.
o Data Quality: Ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of
data is challenging. Solutions include data cleansing, validation, and
using reliable data sources.
o Data Integration: Combining data from various sources can be
complex. Solutions involve using data integration tools and establishing
data governance policies.
o Scalability: Processing and analyzing vast amounts of data require
technologies.
o Future Developments:
▪ Increased Interoperability: Enhanced standards and protocols
will enable seamless communication between diverse IoT
devices.
▪ AI Integration: Advanced AI will further enhance IoT
capabilities, leading to more intelligent and autonomous
systems.
▪ Edge Computing: Processing data closer to the source (edge
computing) will reduce latency and improve real-time decision-
making.
▪ 5G Connectivity: The rollout of 5G networks will provide faster,
more reliable connectivity for IoT devices, supporting more
extensive and complex applications.
▪ Sustainable Technologies: Focus on developing energy-efficient
and environmentally friendly IoT solutions.
o Challenges:
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▪ Security: Ensuring robust security measures to protect against
cyber threats and data breaches.
▪ Privacy: Addressing privacy concerns related to the collection
and use of personal data by IoT devices.
▪ Scalability: Managing the scalability of IoT networks as the
number of connected devices grows exponentially.
▪ Standardization: Developing universal standards and protocols
to ensure compatibility and interoperability.
▪ Data Management: Handling the vast amounts of data generated
by IoT devices, ensuring efficient storage, processing, and
analysis.
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