Question 2
Task Identification Table
|
Fully/Partially Observable |
Deterministic/Stochastic |
Episodic/Sequential |
Static/Dynamic |
Discrete/Continous |
Sigle/Multi Agent |
| Playing Soccer |
Partial |
Stochastic |
Sequential |
Dynamic |
continuous |
Multi agent |
| Brushing your teeth |
Partial |
Deterministic |
Episodic |
Static |
continuous |
Single agent |
Playing a tennis
match |
Fully |
Stochastic |
Sequential |
Dynamic |
continuous |
Multi agent |
Practicing tennis
against wall |
Fully |
Stochastic |
Sequential |
Dynamic |
continuous |
Single agent |
Deciding what item
to take at hostel lunch |
Fully |
Deterministic |
Episodic |
Static |
Discrete |
Single agent |
Explanation of Brushing Your Teeth
Partially Observable
This is Partially observable because we cannot see full details of our teeth even when we are standing in front
of a mirror.
Deterministic
The state of the mouth is determined completely by our actions. If we brush our teet our mouth will be cleaned otherwise not
Episodic
Only those teeth will get cleaned which are brushed , and cleaning of teeth is not due to some action which i have taken in
past.
Static
The environment is static because position of teeth is fixed and we donot have to keep looking into our mouth
while we are brushing.
Continous
The process is continuous because we donot brush our tooth one by one , instead we have to slide the brush over 32 teeth and
hence the position of the brush lies in the continuous range from leftmost to rightmost.
Single Agent
Because we need only one brush to brush our teeth and all the change in the environment are due to that agent only.
