Discussion
What five components define a search problem?
Answer: A
A problem is fully specified by where the agent starts, what it can do, what each action leads to, how to recognise success and what a path costs. Everything else, including the frontier, the search tree and the choice of algorithm, belongs to the solution rather than the problem. Heuristics belong to informed search. Separating the problem from the method is what allows the same problem to be attacked by several algorithms and compared fairly. A single measurement chosen to respond to the one asymmetry beats several that respond to shared behaviour.
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