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Uninformed Search
- A class of general purpose algorithms that operates in a brute force way
- The search space is explored without leveraging on any information on the problem
- Also called blind search, or naïve search
- Since the methods are generic they are intrinsically inefficient
- E.g. Random Search
- This method selects randomly a new state from the current one
- If the goal state is reached, the search terminates
- Otherwise the methods randomly select an other operator to move to the next state
- Prominent methods:
- Depth-First Search
- Breadth-First Search
- Uniform-Cost Search
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