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Which search strategy is also called as blind search?OptionsUninformed searchSimple reflex searchAll of the mentionedInformed search

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Which search strategy is also called as blind search?

Options

  • Uninformed search
  • Simple reflex search
  • All of the mentioned
  • Informed search
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Solution

The search strategy that is also called as blind search is Uninformed search.

Explanation:

  1. Uninformed Search: This method does not have any additional information about states beyond the problem definition. It explores the search space without any guidance on which direction to take, making it a "blind" search.

  2. Informed Search: This method uses additional knowledge about the problem domain to make decisions (e.g., heuristics), hence is not considered blind.

  3. Simple Reflex Search: This typically refers to a reactionary approach in AI, which can involve specific rules but does not fit neatly under the category of search strategies.

  4. All of the mentioned: This option is incorrect as not all listed types are considered blind searches.

Final Answer

Uninformed search is also called as blind search.

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