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    Graphs - Traversals Traversal of Graphs Depth First Traversals (or search) – DFS Traversal performed using stack. Similar to preorder sort of Trees Process all Vertex’s descendants Start with first vertex – process it (mark as processed) Identify an adjacent vertex and process it (mark as processed) Repeat C until a vertex is reached which has no unmarked adjacent vertices Trace back in graph and process another vertex as in ( c) Repeat until all vertices are processed DFS Applications Finding

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    itemsets. The technique for calculating closure as the next. The closure of generator p which is achieved by applying function h from Relation (3) on p, is intersection of all database transactions that include p . A-close algorithm uses breath-first-search strategy for mining operation, and itemset lattice is analyzed in a bottom-up way. Its weak point is the great number of candid items and passes from dataset, leading to much

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    Action-Based Discretization for AI Search Dr. Todd W. Neller* Department of Computer Science Gettysburg College Campus Box 402 Gettysburg, PA 17325-1486 Introduction As computer gaming reaches ever-greater heights in realism, we can expect the complexity of simulated dynamics to reach further as well. To populate such gaming environments with agents that behave intelligently, there must be some means of reasoning about the consequences of agent actions. Such ability to seek out the ramifications

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    agents in sheer numbers by EAs is quite a normal observation. The proposed technique is able to prevail over this shortcoming and would increase the performance of EAs as well. Before proceeding with the designed technique, some terminologies are first introduced to set the stage for the plan. • Loop vectors (LVs) The term LV is used to identify branches contributing to forming loops in EDSs when all

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    Blind search is when you start at state space and begin looking through a tree or structure, and never ask self if you are making progess as you move, but just continously move through tree or structure until reaching goal space or answer. Blind search has a couple different functions that can happen. Two functions called Depth-first and Breadth-first involve going through a tree or structure, but both using a different method to reach goal space. In depth-first you search tree or structure starting

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    business data and companies was stored for the first time on computer device, with continuous

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    University. They are all well respected in their fields and qualified to write a computer science text book. Their book contains a 20 page chapter which gives a detailed description of binary search trees and a few algorithms that are related to them. Eppstein, D. (n.d.). Breadth first search and depth first search. Retrieved April 26, 2016, from https://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/161/960215.html David Eppstein is a Computer Science professor at

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    This master thesis addresses the data mining area known as closed itemset mining. The work program includes analysis a one of well-known algorithms from the literature, and then modifying these algorithm in order to optimize their performance by reduce the number of frequent pattern. Data mining is the procedure of getting new patterns from large amount of data. Data mining is a procedure of finding of beneficial information and patterns from huge data. It is also called as knowledge discovery

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    establishing the breadth of their surveillance begins with an individual or group under suspicion of committing a dangerous

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    a code to discover a path for the robot to the goal. The maze has blocks, hole, charge station and goal. The robot may fail in the hole the robot has a battery and it might complete we will use 3 algorithms search BFS, A* and hill climbing and attempt to discover a path for the robot the search should take care of the battery The modeling: State: Int x Int y maze [][] // 2 dimensions' array of char ' ' - empty cell. R- robot. T- treasure.. U- treasure and the robot in the empty cell. H- hole. X- robot

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