Q.7 If given graph bellow (Arad is root and Bucharest is goal):Draw the tree by using the A* search, where you have to show all details on the tree?Straight-line distanceto BucharestO Oradea71,NeamtAradBucharestCraiova366O zerind1518775/160O lasiDobreta242AradEforieFagarasGiurgiuHirsova14016192178Sbu66Fagaras77118O Vaslui15180Iasi226Rimnicu VikceaLugojMehadiaTimisoara244142241111211NeantOradea97Pitesti234OLugoj7038098Pitesti9814610185O HirsovaRinınicu VilceaÓ Mehadia75Urziceni19313886Sibiu253BucharestTimisoara329120Dobreta O90Urziceni80CralovaVaslui199EforieO GiurgiuZerind374

A* search algorithm is used to traverse the graph and to find the path. A* search algorithm has two…

Q.7 If given graph bellow (Arad is root and Bucharest is goal): Draw the tree by using the A* search, where you have to show all details on the tree? Straight-line distance to Bucharest O Oradea 71 Neamt Arad 366 87 Bucharest 75 Zerind 151 Craiova 160 O lasi Dobreta Eforie Fagaras Giurgiu Hirsova 242 sad O 140 161 92 178 Sbu 99 Fagaras 77 118 O Vaslui 151 80 Iasi 226 Rimnicu Vicea Lugoj Mehadia Timisoara 244 142 241 111 211 Neant 234 97 Pitesti Oradea 380 70 98 Pitesti 98 146 101 85 O Hirsova Rinınicu Vilcea O Mehadia 75 Urziceni 193 Sibiu Timisoara Urziceni Vaslui Zerind 138 86 253 Bucharest 329 120 Dobreta O 90 80 Cialova 199 Eforie O Gurgiu 374

Q.7 If given graph bellow (Arad is root and Bucharest is goal): Draw the tree by using the A* search, where you have to show all details on the tree? Straight-line distance to Bucharest O Oradea 71 Neamt Arad 366 87 Bucharest 75 Zerind 151 Craiova 160 O lasi Dobreta Eforie Fagaras Giurgiu Hirsova 242 sad O 140 161 92 178 Sbu 99 Fagaras 77 118 O Vaslui 151 80 Iasi 226 Rimnicu Vicea Lugoj Mehadia Timisoara 244 142 241 111 211 Neant 234 97 Pitesti Oradea 380 70 98 Pitesti 98 146 101 85 O Hirsova Rinınicu Vilcea O Mehadia 75 Urziceni 193 Sibiu Timisoara Urziceni Vaslui Zerind 138 86 253 Bucharest 329 120 Dobreta O 90 80 Cialova 199 Eforie O Gurgiu 374

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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