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中三人工智能 (試)

第一節人工智能於教育

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- 中三人工智能第一節練習
第二節文字分析及自然語言處理

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試舉出人工智能功能，他們會出現於哪些日常生活上？
- 人工智能功能 文字轉成語音系統 面部情緒偵測 ChatBot
  
  日常生活應用
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以下哪一個不是人工智能教育的優點:
- 能包括所有學習內容
- 根據學生學習風格和喜好度身定制的個性化電子輔導
- 加強學生於與語音互動及加強文字聽說技巧
- 沉浸式體驗讓學生體驗到的危險環境
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文字轉換語音系統主要功能是
I. 文字轉換語音
II. 可自動製作圖表報告供教師參考
III. 按學生學習程度自動調整教材深淺度
IV. 透過雲系統掌握文字的讀音
- 只有 I
- I, II
- I, IV
- 所有皆是
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人工智能平台訓練可以透過圖像辨識人的姿勢作學習
- 是
- 否
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以下哪一個不能被Teachable Machine 辨識?
- 圖像
- 人的姿勢
- 分類聲音
- 字幕
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