Intelligent Systems II · M2 · about

How inconsistent source questions are handled

Portion, sources and corrections

What this guide covers, where it came from, and every error found in the slides and answer keys

State the issue before solving a changed question

The final GA paper requests four-bit parents larger than 15 while also restricting x to 0–15. Those conditions cannot all hold. Its worked example declares a repaired parent set. The re-exam GA paper needs six bits to cover the stated 0–50 range. An encoding change must not silently change the legal range.

The final joint table sums to 1.002 rather than 1. Its lesson distinguishes ratios from the printed weights, normalisation, and an assumed typo correction. None is presented as a guaranteed marking-scheme interpretation.

Some fuzzy classroom solutions calculate a peak-weighted output and call it a centroid. The new lessons name that operation and separately teach the true area centroid. The class fan photographs do not supply one consistent complete set of membership functions, so its worked design makes every breakpoint explicit.

For relation composition, check the intermediate labels and the author’s convention for S∘R. A numerical matrix product alone does not resolve a mismatched relation domain.