I think Exercise 6.8 is unclear in describing what it is asking the student to do. I think my problem is that I'm having trouble visualizing the game tree....
... From: "icewind0" <icewind0@...> Sent: October 03, 2003 2:31 PM ... No. It only defines a particular path within the tree. ... An outcome of N rolls...
... A die-roll sequence is 8 rolls (say). There are 50 different sequences. Each one determines a game tree. In each of those trees, there are only moves for...
Hi all, What happens when two Deep Blue Chess Program[Deep Blue A vs. Deep Blue B] compete with each other?.Is this game leads to draw? what are the factors...
I would like to what is the Difference of Greedy Best 1st Search and A* Search? In my knowledge, Greedy is using f(n) = h(n), where h(n) is the heuristic...
I think it will end in a draw. But if it ended in a win it would be more facinating. bhanu Gobinath <gobinath_kvp@...> wrote: Hi all, What happens when...
hi all : i just download the java code from the respository, and then i try out the CSP search program, but i find out that the things weird, the ac-3...
hi. I'm a student at the University of Texas Arlington and I'm trying to implement first order logic without quantifiers in C/C++ .... any tips.. pls email to...
Hi there everyone I am new to AI, just starting a new couse. what is the definition of admissible?? is admissible an algorithem? is the definition of it "never...
Hi there, "admissible" heuristic can be any function.But provided that it cannot overestimate the cost to reach the goal!for example in the 8 puzzle problem in...
If I'm understanding your message correctly, you mean that the method AC-3 "does nothing" for the CSP instance you are working on? Certainly it has a purpose...
On page 418 in the second edition of the book it is said "each of the actions in the assembly of C1 have a 10-minute window in which they can be started" This...
Admissible Heuristic: #Def : A heuristic function (h(n)) with restriction that never overestimates the path cost ('n'-->'G'). where 'n'= any node/state along...
anyone has idea what's the point for the line (whose minimax value is already known) included in the question b. If the minimax value is already known, why we...
Does anyone know how to compute for the posterior probability of H given this bayesian net? what if I added more variables pointing to H? A--> <--B H C--> ...
hi everyone, 1. According to the guide, it is necessary to build a binary-tree for representing the "state". The tree's leaves are "1" or "n" and internal...
I'm not sure what you mean by "dead end". If a node can be broken down, into a new center node and two leaves, then at some point, the whole process will stop...
Question 8.2 asks "Consider a knowledge base containing just two sentences: P(a) and P (b). Does this knowledge base entail For All x P(x)? Explain in terms of...
Dear All I have a Question about ABSOLVER . In page 103 it is witten that "Recently a program called ABSOLVER was written that can generate heuristics...
Hi everyone, I want to discuss the relationship between (DB or dataming) and AI. In my everyone work, I write the enterprise's application using database. DB...
... Is it possible to write the exercise details here? Because I just have the version 1 of AIMA. Therefore I have exercise 9.1 and 9.4 of version2 of AIMA. ...
... What I means: "dead end" means "It is impossible to further expand the node, that's no possible action" If a node can be broken ... further ... According...
AIMA 2nd edition page 744 claims "In fact, with a single, sufficiently large hidden layer, it is possible to represent any continuous function of the inputs...
Hello, I'm a high school student from Australia. I just got AIAMA from a uni library, and must say that so far it has been an excellent read. However, I would...
Hi everybody; I'm asking if there is any one who can help be in solving Exercise 3.4 page 89 in our text book. please if there is anybody who have the...
Hi, You could visit the website "http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/" or "http://norvig.com" for get the "Python" source code. I have study 1/3 python code and think...