Artificial-Intelligence
November 28, 2024NTA-UGC-NET 2021 Dec & 2022 June Paper-1
November 28, 2024Artificial-Intelligence
| Question 24 |
A.Random resetting
B.Scramble
C.Inversion
D.Difference
Choose the correct answer from the options given below
| A and B only
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| B and D only
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| C and D only
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| D only |
A. Random Resetting: Random resetting is a mutation operator where one or more genes in an individual’s chromosome are randomly changed or reset to new random values. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
B. Scramble: The scramble operator involves shuffling or permuting a subset of genes within a chromosome. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
C. Inversion: The inversion operator reverses the order of a subset of genes within a chromosome. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
D. Difference: “Difference” is not a standard mutation operator in genetic algorithms. While operators like “random resetting,” “scramble,” and “inversion” are commonly used, “difference” is not a recognized mutation operator in this context.
So, the correct answer is D only because “Difference” is not a mutation operator commonly used in genetic algorithms.
A. Random Resetting: Random resetting is a mutation operator where one or more genes in an individual’s chromosome are randomly changed or reset to new random values. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
B. Scramble: The scramble operator involves shuffling or permuting a subset of genes within a chromosome. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
C. Inversion: The inversion operator reverses the order of a subset of genes within a chromosome. It is a valid mutation operator in genetic algorithms.
D. Difference: “Difference” is not a standard mutation operator in genetic algorithms. While operators like “random resetting,” “scramble,” and “inversion” are commonly used, “difference” is not a recognized mutation operator in this context.
So, the correct answer is D only because “Difference” is not a mutation operator commonly used in genetic algorithms.