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True or false: Problem-solving agents are used to solve problems by searching for solutions.
True or false: Problem-solving agents are used to solve problems by searching for solutions.
True (A)
True or false: Uninformed search strategies do not use any information about the problem domain.
True or false: Uninformed search strategies do not use any information about the problem domain.
True (A)
True or false: Avoiding repeated states is an important aspect of problem-solving.
True or false: Avoiding repeated states is an important aspect of problem-solving.
True (A)
True or false: The example given in the text is about traveling between different cities in Romania.
True or false: The example given in the text is about traveling between different cities in Romania.
True or false: The goal in the given example is to be in Oradea.
True or false: The goal in the given example is to be in Oradea.
Problem-solving agents are used to solve problems by ______ for solutions
Problem-solving agents are used to solve problems by ______ for solutions
The example given in the text is about traveling between different ______ in Romania
The example given in the text is about traveling between different ______ in Romania
Avoiding repeated states is an important aspect of ______
Avoiding repeated states is an important aspect of ______
Uninformed search strategies do not use any ______ about the problem domain
Uninformed search strategies do not use any ______ about the problem domain
The goal in the given example is to be in ______
The goal in the given example is to be in ______
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Study Notes
Problem-Solving
- Problem-solving agents are designed to solve problems by searching for solutions.
- Problem formulation involves defining the goal and the problem states.
Search for Solutions
- Uninformed search strategies are used to find solutions without additional information.
- Search strategies need to avoid repeated states to avoid infinite loops.
Search with Partial Information
- Sometimes, search agents have partial information about the problem.
- This partial information can be used to guide the search.
Example: Romania
- The Romania problem is a classic example of problem-solving by searching.
- The goal is to get from Arad to Bucharest in time for a flight.
- The problem states are the various cities in Romania.
- The actions are driving between cities.
- A possible solution is a sequence of cities, such as Arad, Sibiu, ...
- The problem involves finding the shortest path to Bucharest.
Problem Formulation
- The goal is to be in Bucharest (formulated goal).
- The problem is to find a path from Arad to Bucharest (formulated problem).
- The problem states are the various cities in Romania.
- The actions are driving between cities.
Romania Map
- The map shows distances between cities in Romania.
- The distances are used to calculate the shortest path to Bucharest.
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