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In adversarial games, what are the terminal nodes?
In adversarial games, what are the terminal nodes?
- The nodes representing the initial state
- The nodes representing legal moves
- The nodes at the nth level in the tree
- The leaf nodes in the tree, indicating the game is over (correct)
What does the utility function represent in a game?
What does the utility function represent in a game?
- The number of legal moves a player can make
- The current board position of the game
- The value of the outcome of the game (correct)
- The adversary's move in the game
What is a challenge when using search in adversarial games?
What is a challenge when using search in adversarial games?
- Knowing all possible legal moves
- Being able to control the opponent's moves
- Dealing with large search trees and finite time to move (correct)
- Finding a perfect sequence of moves
What is the solution to dealing with large search trees and finite time in two-player games?
What is the solution to dealing with large search trees and finite time in two-player games?
What are game trees used for in adversarial games?
What are game trees used for in adversarial games?
What is the performance measure for the Wumpus World environment?
What is the performance measure for the Wumpus World environment?
What is a characteristic of the Wumpus World environment?
What is a characteristic of the Wumpus World environment?
What are the actuator options available to the agent in the Wumpus World environment?
What are the actuator options available to the agent in the Wumpus World environment?
Which property is true about the Wumpus World environment?
Which property is true about the Wumpus World environment?
What does the agent gain or lose for each step in the Wumpus World environment?
What does the agent gain or lose for each step in the Wumpus World environment?