A First Course in Artificial Intelligence,
by MC Graw Hill India
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Artificial Intelligence,, 1e follows a bottom up approach exploring the basic strategies (starting with search based methods and then moving on to knowledge based methods) needed for problem solving and focuses mainly on the intelligence part. The book offers both the classical methods and updated concepts of the subject like tabu search, beam searc...
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