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Richard Korf [1] Richard Earl Korf,

an American computer scientist and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. He received his B.S. from MIT in 1977, and his M.S. and Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University in 1980 and 1983. His research is in the areas of problem-solving, heuristic search, and planning in artificial intelligence [2]. In particular, Richard Korf researched and published on best-first versus depth-first‎ search algorithms, and emphasized depth-first iterative deepening, as in IDA* versus A*.

1984 …

  • Richard Korf (1984). The Complexity of Brute Force Search. Technical Report, Department of Computer Science, Columbia University [6] [7]
  • Richard Korf (1985). Depth-first Iterative-Deepening: An Optimal Admissible Tree Search. pdf
  • Richard Korf (1985). Learning to solve problems by searching for macro-operators. Pitman.
  • Richard Korf (1985). Macro-operators: A weak method for learning. Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 26, No. 1
  • Jens Christensen, Richard Korf (1986). A Unified Theory of Heuristic Evaluation functions and Its Applications to Learning. AAAI-86, pdf.
  • Richard Korf (1987). Planning as Search: A Quantitative Approach. Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 33, pp. 65-88.
  • Bruce Abramson, Richard Korf (1987). A Model of Two-Player Evaluation Functions. AAAI-87. pdf
  • Chris Ferguson, Richard Korf (1988). Distributed Tree Search and its Application to Alpha-Beta Pruning. AAAI-88, pdf

1990 …

2000 …

2010 …

References

  1. UCLA Class Instructor(s)
  2. Richard Korf’s Home Page
  3. dblp: Richard E. Korf
  4. R. Korf’s Selected Publications
  5. ICGA Reference Database
  6. quoted by Hans Berliner, Gordon Goetsch (1985). A Study of Search Methods : The Effect of Constraint Satisfaction and Adventurousness. pdf
  7. Paper is mentioned by Richard Korf at Judea Pearl Symposium, 2010
  8. Re: ICCA Journal Sinks To A New Low by Amir Ban, CCC, January 25, 1998

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