Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
A heuristic gives values 5,3,0; the corresponding true remaining costs are 4,3,0. Is it admissible?
A heuristic gives values 5,3,0; the corresponding true remaining costs are 4,3,0. Is it admissible?
a)
Yesb)
Only for BFSc)
Cannot be testedd)
NoExplanation
At the first node the heuristic says 5 but the true cost is only 4. A heuristic that overestimates even once is not admissible.Related questions
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