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What is the final state in the Monkey and Banana Problem based on the provided state space representation?
What is the final state in the Monkey and Banana Problem based on the provided state space representation?
- (any other position P, any other position P, yes, yes)
- (middle, middle, yes, no)
- (*, *, *, yes) (correct)
- (door, window, yes, no)
Which operator is used to move the monkey from the door to any other position in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
Which operator is used to move the monkey from the door to any other position in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
- grasp
- walk(P) (correct)
- push(P)
- climb
What is the initial state of the monkey in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
What is the initial state of the monkey in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
- (window, door, no, no)
- (door, window, yes, no)
- (door, window, no, no) (correct)
- (middle, middle, yes, no)
In the theorem proving problem, what is the user required to do with the provided axioms to find the solution?
In the theorem proving problem, what is the user required to do with the provided axioms to find the solution?
Which action allows the monkey to finally grasp the banana in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
Which action allows the monkey to finally grasp the banana in the Monkey and Banana Problem?
What represents a part of a state in the State Space Representation of the Monkey and Banana Problem?
What represents a part of a state in the State Space Representation of the Monkey and Banana Problem?
What does the blank square on the 8-Puzzle board represent?
What does the blank square on the 8-Puzzle board represent?
How is each state of the 8-Puzzle problem represented?
How is each state of the 8-Puzzle problem represented?
What are the valid movements for the empty space in the 8-Puzzle problem?
What are the valid movements for the empty space in the 8-Puzzle problem?
In the context of 8-Puzzle, what does an initial state represent?
In the context of 8-Puzzle, what does an initial state represent?
Which of the following is an example of an intermediate state in the 8-Puzzle problem?
Which of the following is an example of an intermediate state in the 8-Puzzle problem?
What are the valid movement directions for the empty space in the State Space Representation problem of the 8-Puzzle?
What are the valid movement directions for the empty space in the State Space Representation problem of the 8-Puzzle?
In the context of the water jug problem, what does the state (0,0) represent?
In the context of the water jug problem, what does the state (0,0) represent?
Which rule allows pouring all the water from the 3-L jug into the 4-L jug?
Which rule allows pouring all the water from the 3-L jug into the 4-L jug?
What does the rule (x, y) → (4, y - (4 - x)) represent in the water jug problem?
What does the rule (x, y) → (4, y - (4 - x)) represent in the water jug problem?
When can we fill the 3-L jug completely based on the rules provided for the water jug problem?
When can we fill the 3-L jug completely based on the rules provided for the water jug problem?
Which rule describes emptying the 3-L jug on the ground if it has water?
Which rule describes emptying the 3-L jug on the ground if it has water?
What is the purpose of the state space representation in the context of solving problems like the water jug problem?
What is the purpose of the state space representation in the context of solving problems like the water jug problem?
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Final State in Monkey and Banana Problem
Final State in Monkey and Banana Problem
The final arrangement of the monkey, the banana, and the boxes in the Monkey and Banana Problem, indicating the monkey has successfully retrieved the banana.
walk(P) Operator
walk(P) Operator
An action that allows the monkey to move from its current position to any other location within the room in the Monkey and Banana Problem.
Initial State in Monkey and Banana Problem
Initial State in Monkey and Banana Problem
The initial configuration of the monkey and the objects in the Monkey and Banana Problem, signifying the starting point of the problem.
Axioms in Theorem Proving
Axioms in Theorem Proving
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grasp Action
grasp Action
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State Attribute in Monkey and Banana Problem
State Attribute in Monkey and Banana Problem
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Blank Square in 8-Puzzle
Blank Square in 8-Puzzle
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State Representation in 8-Puzzle
State Representation in 8-Puzzle
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Valid Movements in 8-Puzzle
Valid Movements in 8-Puzzle
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Initial State in 8-Puzzle
Initial State in 8-Puzzle
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Intermediate State in 8-Puzzle
Intermediate State in 8-Puzzle
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Valid Movement Directions in 8-Puzzle
Valid Movement Directions in 8-Puzzle
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State (0, 0) in Water Jug Problem
State (0, 0) in Water Jug Problem
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Rule (x, y) → (x+y, 0)
Rule (x, y) → (x+y, 0)
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Rule (x, y) → (4, y - (4 - x))
Rule (x, y) → (4, y - (4 - x))
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Rule for Filling the 3-L Jug
Rule for Filling the 3-L Jug
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Rule (x, y) → (0, y)
Rule (x, y) → (0, y)
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State Space Representation in Problem Solving
State Space Representation in Problem Solving
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Study Notes
Monkey and Banana Problem
- Final state occurs when the monkey successfully grasps the banana.
- The operator used to move the monkey from the door to any other position is identified as the "move" action.
- The initial state of the monkey typically begins at a defined location, often at the door or starting point.
Theorem Proving Problem
- Users are required to manipulate provided axioms to derive logical conclusions or solutions.
8-Puzzle Problem
- Each state in the 8-Puzzle problem is represented by a unique configuration of tiles on the board.
- The blank square represents the empty space where a tile can move.
- Valid movements for the empty square include sliding adjacent tiles into the empty space.
- An initial state refers to the starting arrangement of tiles before any moves are made.
- An intermediate state exemplifies a configuration reached after some moves have been executed.
State Space Representation of 8-Puzzle
- Valid movement directions for the empty space include up, down, left, and right.
Water Jug Problem
- The state (0, 0) represents both jugs being empty.
- The rule allowing pouring all water from the 3-L jug into the 4-L jug facilitates transferring water until one jug is full or the other is empty.
- The rule (x, y) → (4, y - (4 - x)) indicates transferring water from the 3-L jug, filling the 4-L jug to its capacity while adjusting the level in the 3-L jug accordingly.
- The 3-L jug can be filled completely by following the rules involving pouring and refilling as needed.
- The rule for emptying the 3-L jug involves discarding its contents onto the ground.
- State space representation serves to outline potential states and transitions in solving problems like the water jug issue.
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