Discussion
What information does an uninformed search use beyond the problem definition?
Answer: C
Uninformed, or blind, search uses only the initial state, the actions, the transition model, the goal test and the path costs, and nothing else. Any additional guidance, however obtained, makes the search informed. Distance estimates are heuristics, prior statistics are learned guidance and precomputed structure is an abstraction. Defining a family by exactly what information it is denied is what makes the comparison with informed search meaningful.
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