Question: Figure 2 : Search graph and search tree Informed search algorithms Based on the search tree in Figure 2 ( b ) , provide the

Figure 2: Search graph and search tree
Informed search algorithms
Based on the search tree in Figure 2(b), provide the trace to find a path from the start
node S to a goal node T for the following two informed search algorithms. The search
graph has been provided for your information as well in Figure 2(a).
The actual costs a(x) have been annotated in black and the heuristic costs h(x) have
been annotated in red.
For each algorithm, ensure that you use the correct metric , or f(x).
I would encourage to use green for the f-cost f(x)
Further, I would
suggest breaking down the steps where the elements are added/removed from the
queue and the queue is sorted.
When two nodes have the same value in the queue, use lexicographical ordering. For
example, consider a partial path SQR with value 4 and a partial path SU with value 4.
Then SQR is then placed before SU in the queue as Q precedes U.
For beam search, when two nodes have the same value and some nodes must be
removed due to the WIDTH, consider the same lexicographical ordering.
Find the Following
Beam search with WIDTH =2
A* search
I need steps and explanations please, last time I asked the instructions did not make sense. As S has 3 child nodes. Please explain how if used the total or heruistic costs, remember this is a trace to the goal node T. Thank you so much, in advance these problems have been challenging to me.
Figure 2 : Search graph and search tree Informed

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