Discussion
What is the transition model of a search problem?
Answer: B
The transition model, sometimes written as a successor function, says what each action does in each state, and together with the initial state it defines the whole state space implicitly. Path cost, goal test and the explored set are separate components. Defining the space implicitly rather than enumerating it is what allows problems with astronomically many states to be posed at all, and it is why search algorithms generate rather than look up. The shared properties explain why these belong to one family, and the differences explain why more than one exists.
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