Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach
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Difference between World state, State description, and Search node:
| World state | State description | Search node |
| It includes all the very details of the environment. | These are the agent’s internal description of the world state. | These are created during the search and represents a state that the search process knows how to reach. |
| It displays how the reality is or how could it be... |
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