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Q1: Uniform Cost
In the graph attached we want to find a path from A to H usinguniform cost. What is the order of expansion? And the cost of eachnew node we expand to? Write the name of the node and costseperated by comma. For instance, if A,B,H was the order ofexpansion then you would write: A,0,B,13,H,16 Another example, ifyou started the expansion with A,F,G then you would writeA,0,F,5,G,11,…
Q2: For the following graph and given that ”start” is theinitial state and ”goal” is the goal state, what is the order ofexpansion of the nodes for a unifrom-cost search? And consider theprevious question. What is the minimum path cost for a uniformcost?
Q3:
If h(n) is the heuristic function and g(n) is the cost function,then the evaluation function for the greedy search should be:
A) f(n) = h(n)
B) f(n) = g(n) – h(n)
C) f(n) = g(n)
D) f(n) = g(n) + h(n)
NO 30 TA3 15 +6720 Start 20 Goal 15 B – 30 or Show transcribed image text NO
30 TA3 15 +6720 Start 20 Goal 15 B – 30 or
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