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This document delves into the representation of a maze as a tree structure, utilizing various search algorithms to navigate through the state space. It examines the behaviors of Depth-First Search (DFS) and Breadth-First Search (BFS) under different operator combinations, including forward (F), backward (B), left (L), and right (R), while analyzing their costs and backtrack costs. The analysis provides insights into pruning non-meaningful branches and optimizing paths to the goal state.
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6D Medium State Space 6C 6E 6B 5B 5E 4B 5C 4E 4C Goal 4D
6D Medium Tree Non meaningful Branches pruned 6C 6E 6B 6D 6D 5E 5B 6C 6E 4E 4B 6B 5C 4C 5B 5B Goal 4D 4B
Medium Depth-First Using 2 operators F & R Note 2*R = B & 3*R = L Cost = 7 backtrack cost = 16 ==================== Using 2 operators F & L Note 2*L = B & 3*L = R Cost = 10 backtrack cost = 15 ==================== Using 2 operators F, R,& L Note 2*L = B Cost = 5 backtrack cost = 14 ==================== Using 2 operators F, R, L, & B Cost = 5 backtrack cost = 11 F 6D L R R & L 6C B 6E F F & L 6B B F & R B L R & L R 5E 5B R & L B F R F & R B B F 4B 5C F, R & L B 4E L R & L F R & L 4C F, R & L B Goal F 4D B