Describe the structure of a graph as used in an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system.
- (a)Describe the structure of a graph as used in an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system.[2]
- (b)Explain how supervised learning and unsupervised learning differ from each other.[4]
Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2025). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- MP1 A graph uses vertices/nodes to identify/represent entities such as destinations, people, etc
- MP2 Edges are used to connect nodes and can represent possible paths between them // a path is the list of nodes connected by edges between two given nodes
- MP3 Nodes/edges can be labelled/weighted, and this is a weighting that can be applied and used in the context of the application
- MP4 A cycle is a list of nodes that return to the same node.
- MP1 Supervised learning uses labelled data // Unsupervised learning makes use of unlabelled data.
- MP2 Labelled data means that known outcomes are applied to specific inputs to help the AI predict outcomes.
- MP3 Supervised learning requires initial human input/training // Unsupervised learning does not require human input/training.
- MP4 With unlabelled data in unsupervised learning, outcomes are not known
- MP5 ... the AI has to search for hidden patterns/structures/clusters
- MP6 ... within the data in order to predict outcomes.
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