Bidirectional search that is guaranteed to meet in the middle

作者: Nathan R. Sturtevant , Ariel Felner , Robert C. Holte , Guni Sharon

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摘要: We present MM, the first bidirectional heuristic search algorithm whose forward and backward searches are guaranteed to "meet in middle", i.e. never expand a node beyond solution midpoint. also novel framework for comparing A*, brute-force search, identify conditions favoring each algorithm. Finally, we experimental results that support our theoretical analysis.

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