Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
Dijkstra's shortest-path algorithm is essentially the same as which AI search strategy?
Dijkstra's shortest-path algorithm is essentially the same as which AI search strategy?
a)
Greedy best-first searchb)
Depth-first searchc)
Uniform-cost searchd)
Hill climbingExplanation
Both repeatedly expand the cheapest-so-far node; uniform-cost search simply stops when the goal is reached.Related questions
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