Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
Which uninformed search strategy is NOT complete when the search space has infinite depth?
Which uninformed search strategy is NOT complete when the search space has infinite depth?
a)
Breadth-first searchb)
Depth-first searchc)
Iterative deepening searchd)
Uniform-cost search with positive step costsExplanation
DFS can keep following one infinite branch and never come back to try others.Related questions
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