Consider the following search problem: next(A,B), next(A,C), next(B,D), next(B,E), next(B,F), next(C,D), next(D,E), next(F,E), next(E,G). H(A)=20, H(B)=12, H(C)=16, H(D)=(8), H(E)=6, H(F)=7, H(G)=0. Where next(X,Y) means that Y is a child of X and H(X) represent the heuristic value of X. Use hill climbing algorithm to find the path between A and G.

Consider the following search problem: next(A,B), next(A,C), next(B,D), next(B,E), next(B,F), next(C,D), next(D,E), next(F,E), next(E,G). H(A)=20, H(B)=12, H(C)=16, H(D)=(8), H(E)=6, H(F)=7, H(G)=0. Where next(X,Y) means that Y is a child of X and H(X) represent the heuristic value of X. Use hill climbing algorithm to find the path between A and G.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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