We consider the search for a target whose precise location is uncertain. The search region is divided into grid cells, a the searcher decides which cell to ...

Mar 6, 2015 · If the target is not in the cell, the search continues over the remaining cells. If a slow search is performed on a cell, then the search ends ...

Mar 6, 2015 · In this case, there is only one path, and the optimal quick versus slow search of the cells along this path can be easily obtained by ...

For the special case in which a quick search on a cell containing the target damages it with certainty, the optimal policy is to search all cells slowly, in ...

For the special case in which a quick search on a cell containing the target damages it with certainty, the optimal policy is to search all cells slowly, in ...

A visual scoping review of how knowledge graphs and search engine results page designs represent uncertainty and disagreement.

Technical Note-Trading Off Quick versus Slow Actions in Optimal Search · Author Picture Steven M. Shechter,; Author Picture Farhad Ghassemi,; + 2. Pages 353–362.

Technical Note—Trading Off Quick versus Slow Actions in Optimal Search. Autores: Steven M. Shechter, Farhad Ghassemi, Yasin Gocgun, Martin L. Puterman ...

The fast mode takes less time, but the slow mode is more likely to find the object. An optimal policy is difficult to obtain in general, because it requires an ...

Technical Note—Trading Off Quick versus Slow Actions in Optimal Search. Steven M. Shechter, Farhad Ghassemi, Yasin Gocgun, Martin L. Puterman. págs. 353-362.