Artificial Intelligence - IDA* Search & MA* Search
Artificial Intelligence Course in Farzin Academy: • Artificial Intelligence - Introduction In this advanced episode from Farzin Academy, we introduce two powerful informed search techniques: IDA* (Iterative Deepening A*) and SMA* (Simplified Memory-Bounded A*). 🚀 ✨ IDA* is a hybrid of A* and IDS, using iterative deepening with a cost-based threshold f(n) = g(n) + h(n). 🧠 SMA*, on the other hand, extends A* for memory-limited environments by selectively forgetting high-cost paths. Using visual step-by-step examples, we demonstrate how these algorithms efficiently search through graphs while optimizing memory and pathfinding performance. 🎓 What You’ll Learn: What is IDA* and how thresholds evolve How SMA* handles memory-bounded searches Comparison with A* and IDS Evaluation function f(n) Visual walkthrough of both algorithms on graphs Perfect for AI students, competitive programmers, and researchers working with search optimization. 👉 Subscribe to Farzin Academy for more deep algorithm insights and visual CS lessons!

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