Artificial Intelligence¶
Russell, S., & Norvig, P. (2010). Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach. Prentice Hall.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Stack
- Undo histories: text, image, and CAD editors implement undo as a stack — the most recent action undone first; multi-level undo is the stack made user-visible. Backtracking search: depth-first search, SAT solvers, and game-tree exploration use a stack to record decisions so they can be unwound on dead-end discovery.
This sourceStandard reference for depth-first and backtracking search using a stack to record and unwind decisions on dead-end discovery.
- Undo histories: text, image, and CAD editors implement undo as a stack — the most recent action undone first; multi-level undo is the stack made user-visible. Backtracking search: depth-first search, SAT solvers, and game-tree exploration use a stack to record decisions so they can be unwound on dead-end discovery.
Mechanisms¶
- Random Restart Plan
- It is the natural response to path-dependent, multi-basin terrain, and its greatest virtue is simplicity — no schedule to tune, no model to fit, just diverse starts
This sourceDescribes random-restart hill climbing as repeated searches from randomly generated initial states.
- It is the natural response to path-dependent, multi-basin terrain, and its greatest virtue is simplicity — no schedule to tune, no model to fit, just diverse starts
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