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Problem Spaces in AI

A Problem Space represents all possible states and actions of a problem from the initial state to the goal state, comprising components such as initial state, actions, transition model, goal state, and path cost, which are used to solve problems by searching the state space.

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Problem spaces in AI are essential for understanding how artificial intelligence systems operate and solve problems. They encompass all possible states and conditions that an AI might encounter, allowing for the development of effective algorithms and strategies. By exploring concepts like state spa...

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Key Terms

State Space
The set of all possible states or configurations of a problem.

Example: In chess, the state space includes all possible board arrangements.

Search Algorithm
A method for navigating through a problem space to find a solution.

Example: A* search algorithm is commonly used in pathfinding.

Heuristic
A rule of thumb or shortcut used to make decisions more efficiently.

Example: Using the nearest neighbor heuristic in route planning.

Optimization
The process of making a system as effective or functional as possible.

Example: Minimizing travel time in logistics.

Algorithm
A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem or performing a task.

Example: Sorting algorithms like quicksort.

Complexity
A measure of the resources required for an algorithm to solve a problem.

Example: Time complexity indicates how the runtime grows with input size.

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Key Concepts

State SpaceSearch AlgorithmsHeuristicsOptimization