1. Two examples of analogical reasoning were presented in Section 7.3. Describe an appropriate…

1. Two examples of analogical reasoning were
presented in Section 7.3. Describe an appropriate representation and search strategy
that would allow for identification of the best answer in each situation.
Create two more example analogies that would work with your proposed representation.

a. hot is to cold as tall is to
{wall, short, wet, hold}

b. bear is to pig as chair is to
{foot, table, coffee, strawberry}

2. Describe a representation that could be used in a
program to solve analogy problems like that in Figure 7.30. This class of
problems was addressed by T. G. Evans (1968). The

1. Two examples of analogical reasoning were
presented in Section 7.3. Describe an appropriate representation and search strategy
that would allow for identification of the best answer in each situation.
Create two more example analogies that would work with your proposed representation.

a. hot is to cold as tall is to
{wall, short, wet, hold}

b. bear is to pig as chair is to
{foot, table, coffee, strawberry}

2. Describe a representation that could be used in a
program to solve analogy problems like that in Figure 7.30. This class of
problems was addressed by T. G. Evans (1968). The representation must be
capable of representing the essential features of size, shape, and relative
position.