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What is the main characteristic of a heuristic search?
What is the main characteristic of a heuristic search?
- It depends on the problem
- It aims for an exact solution
- It uses logic in decision making (correct)
- It guarantees efficiency in computation time
What is the goal of heuristic algorithms?
What is the goal of heuristic algorithms?
- To find an approximate solution in a reasonable amount of time (correct)
- To find an exact solution to a problem
- To disregard logic in decision making
- To guarantee efficiency in computation time
What does the term 'problem dependent' mean in the context of heuristic search?
What does the term 'problem dependent' mean in the context of heuristic search?
- It means the solution is always exact
- It refers to the reliance on logic in decision making
- It indicates that the algorithm is not influenced by the problem
- It implies that the approach varies based on the specific problem (correct)
What does a heuristic search offer with respect to computation time?
What does a heuristic search offer with respect to computation time?
What is the primary characteristic of metaheuristics?
What is the primary characteristic of metaheuristics?
Which of the following is NOT a famous metaheuristic technique?
Which of the following is NOT a famous metaheuristic technique?
What distinguishes metaheuristics from heuristics?
What distinguishes metaheuristics from heuristics?
When can you use metaheuristics after employing a heuristic technique?
When can you use metaheuristics after employing a heuristic technique?
What is the purpose of proposing an initial solution in the context of search techniques?
What is the purpose of proposing an initial solution in the context of search techniques?
In the context of search techniques, what does updating criteria involve?
In the context of search techniques, what does updating criteria involve?
What does it mean for elements of search techniques to be 'stochastic'?
What does it mean for elements of search techniques to be 'stochastic'?
How do population-based elements differ from single point elements in search techniques?
How do population-based elements differ from single point elements in search techniques?