Review of Heuristics: Intelligent Search Strategies for Computer Problem Solving

Levitt, Tod S., Horvitz, Eric J.

AI Magazine 

To fully appreciate Professor Pearl's book, begin with a and the numerous techniques for representing knowledge careful reading of the title. It is a book about "..Intelligent-and uncertainty in common use in mainstream AI. ..Strategies.." for the discovery and use of "Heuristics.. " Chapter 5 begins a quantitative performance analysis of to allow computers to solve ".. Search.. ' ' problems. This includes a nice exposition on is a critical component in AI programs (Nilsson 1980, Barr branching processes, although the mathematically unsophisticated and Feigenbaum 1982), and in this sense Pearl's book is a reader may find it difficult. Here Pearl introduces strong contribution to the field of AI. It serves as an excellent probabilistic models to complement probabilistic heuristics. As a book about search, it is thorough, at analysis of search heuristics, and to a probabilistic analysis the state of the art, and contains expositions that will delight of nonadmissible heuristics in ...

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