Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence Through Search; Christopher James Thornton,Benedict Boulay Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 199

PUT

Concept learning (description search),ns and facts as premises it is sometimes advantageous to make the search function generate the goals and/or the facts. Forwards search can be used to discover which high-level conclusions can be drawn from the given set of facts and backwards search can be used to see which sets of facts might enable the drawing of given conclusions.

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Galactogogue

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-68114-1he conclusion corresponds to the goal and the bits of evidence are just the subgoals. When we implement search rules in this way, the backward AND/OR-tree search function effectively tests whether it can draw certain conclusions from the available evidence; that is to say, it implements a form of primitive reasoning.

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妨礙

Parsing (search as analysis),he conclusion corresponds to the goal and the bits of evidence are just the subgoals. When we implement search rules in this way, the backward AND/OR-tree search function effectively tests whether it can draw certain conclusions from the available evidence; that is to say, it implements a form of primitive reasoning.

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吝嗇性

Setting the Context: China Before 1895,sidering sets of goals as a states in the previous chapter, each state could be made up of some arbitrary number of such goals. In principle, descriptions (i.e. nodes) can be as complex as we like. Provided the successor function can be computed, the search process can be applied in the usual way.

法官

Planning (microworld search),sidering sets of goals as a states in the previous chapter, each state could be made up of some arbitrary number of such goals. In principle, descriptions (i.e. nodes) can be as complex as we like. Provided the successor function can be computed, the search process can be applied in the usual way.

松緊帶

Addressing Spoken Fluency in the Classroomg of the word “search”. It is just the process of looking around systematically for a given location or object. In a sense, path-finding search is just ordinary, common-or-garden search, but cast in a computational framework.

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