Suppose you have a state-space search problem defined by the usual stuff: A set of states

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Suppose you have a state-space search problem defined by the usual stuff:

• A set of states s; 

• An initial state s0

• A set of actions A including the NoOp action that has no effect; 

• A transition model Result(s, a); 

• A set of goal states G.

Unfortunately, you have no search algorithms! All you have is a CSP solver. How could you reformulate this as a CSP? You may assume that you are given the maximum number of steps, T that any plan can have. Make sure that your formulation makes it easy to see what the plan is.

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Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach

ISBN: 9780134610993

4th Edition

Authors: Stuart Russell, Peter Norvig

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