The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems Semester 1, 2020 Sample Assessment COMP90048 Declarative Programming Sample Answers Included Reading Time: 15 minutes Total marks for this paper: 100 Writing Time: 2 hours This paper has 8 pages, including this title page. Authorised Materials: Writing instruments (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, rulers). No other […]
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Enrolment Number: The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems Semester 1, 2018 Sample Assessment COMP90048 Declarative Programming Reading Time: 15 minutes Total marks for this paper: 100 Writing Time: 2 hours This paper has 12 pages. Authorised Materials: Writing instruments (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, rulers). No other materials and no electronic devices
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COMP24412 Coursework 3 Step 0: Setup Make sure to set up a dedicated python environment for this project. You can either use anaconda or venv to create a dedicated environment. With anaconda: with venv: Step 1: Obtain the Code In your base repo: Install the requirements pip install -r requirements.txt Familiarise yourself with the code.
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Prolog Assignment You will be writing the entire Prolog file. I will provide my really_go_now update to help you with how that predicate can get its data from the lists that are passed around. I called my primary predicate packing_list but you are free to call yours something else. I will be simply running your
Group assignment • The group project will be scored between 1 and 10. • You do not need to pass the group project in order to pass the course. • There will not be a second attempt opportunity for the group project. • Deadline for the group project is 9.05.2023. at 21:00. (submitting via Canvas).
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Question 2.1 (2 marks): Intra-construction. This transformation takes two rules, with the same head, such as
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COMP3411/9814 Artificial Intelligence Term 1, 2023 Assignment 3 – Planning and Machine Learning Due: Week 10 – 10pm Friday 21 April Marks: 10% of final assessment for COMP3411/9814 Artificial Intelligence Question 1: Planning (4 marks) Modify the simple planner from the week 7 lecture so that it can solve the planning problem in the textbook,
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Question 4 (3 marks) As a conference program chair, you are to assign papers to reviewers, given facts of the form paper(ID, Co-author1, Co-author2, Subject) reviewer(Name, Subject1, Subject2) where each paper is identified by its id number, co-authors (for simplicity assume no more than two; for single-authored papers, Co-author2 is filled with xxx), and subject
Fill-in puzzles A fill-in puzzle (sometimes called a fill-it-in) is like a crossword puzzle, except that instead of being given obscure clues telling us which words go where, you are given a list of all the words to place in the puzzle, but not told where they go. The puzzle consists of a grid of
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Assignment Specification COMP 3007 A/B (Winter 2023) − “Programming Paradigms” Specification for Assignment 8 Your submission for this assignment must be commented and must include both your name and your student number as a comment at the top of every source file you submit. Each of your submitted files must use a file name beginning
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