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Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search

Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search. These notes are not intended to make sense on their own. Please read them in conjunction with the textbook. The eight possible states in the vacuum world. Types of non-classical search. Partial observations Examples:

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Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search

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  1. Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search These notes are not intended to make sense on their own. Please read them in conjunction with the textbook.

  2. The eight possible states in the vacuum world

  3. Types of non-classical search • Partial observations • Examples: • No sensors whatsoever (“sensorless”) • Local-only sensor (tells us our location and dirtiness of current location) • Nondeterministic • Examples: • Erratic vacuum world • Suck on a dirty square might clean adjacent one too • Suck on a clean square might deposit dirt there • Slippery vacuum world • Right or Left can fail • Nondeterministic and Partial observations • Examples: • Erratic, sensorless vacuum world • Slippery vacuum world with local-only sensor

  4. Exercise: assume we are in the slippery world. Complete the and-or tree below and indicate a strategy for reaching a goal state. Hint: this need not technically be a tree. You can have edges that loop back to previous states.

  5. Exercises for understanding belief states Exercise A: Draw the complete state-space graph for the belief states in a deterministic, sensorless vacuum world Describe a strategy for reaching a goal state Exercise B: Draw the complete state-space graph for the belief states in a deterministic vacuum world with a local-only sensor. Assume initially we detect that the location is the left square, and it is dirty. Describe a strategy for reaching a goal state. Exercise C: Draw part of the state-space graph for the belief states in a slippery vacuum world with a local-only sensor.Assume initially we detect that the location is the left square, and it is dirty. Describe a strategy for reaching a goal state.

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