Heuristic Search - Hill Climbing

Reference : AI- A Modern Approach by Russel Norvig
Answer to query on no. of attacks in the 8-queens problem:
Here you have
5 horizontal attacks (4 direct ones and 1 indirect).
8 direct horizontal attacks and
4 indirect horizontal attacks.
That makes it 17 attacks. You can pause the video and map those attacks.

[@koolkarthik97]

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[@shehana3089]

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[@ayay9423]

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[@golden-jungoo655]

thank you so much !
h=7
i think , no we can't escape the local minimum

[@PROCGY]

"and there is one more, so it makes it seventeen" - @@

[@misiriyabasheer1965]

CGY Hi... sorry for the late reply. Actually you have to count the direct and indirect connections.
Here you have 5 horizontal attacks (4 direct ones and 1 indirect).
8 direct horizontal attacks and 4 indirect horizontal attacks.
That makes it 17 attacks. You can pause the video and map those attacks. 😊

[@PROCGY]

Misiriya Basheer ok... Thanks for the explanation... 6 more hours before my exam...really appreciate it... Srry for making fun of that

[@misiriyabasheer1965]

CGY All the Best

[@thankyouthankyou1172]

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[@xpertstrategist2216]

Well explained Thanks.

[@wajahathussain276]

H=1 here in this case .

[@syedabdullah3225]

Can anyone tell the answer for the this 8 queen problem and how?

[@nisathchity8575]

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[@ManjinderSinghHanjra]

Good explanation (Y)

[@scottyang1148]

Thank you. Where is your reference answer please?

[@krishnaop]

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[@PROCGY]

where is that 1 more 17? D:

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[@PGinPublic]

Where did you get these slides?

[@misiriyabasheer1965]

Phil these are available as instructors slides for Russel Norvig. I have downloaded them and added my own content too.
Its available in different sites.
Here is one link:
people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~russell/slides/

[@misiriyabasheer1965]

Phil these are available as instructors slides for Russel Norvig. I have downloaded them and added my own content too.
Its available in different sites.
Here is one link:
people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~russell/slides/

[@PGinPublic]

Thanks!

[@esraamohamed5601]

Thank you