depth-limited search
Depth-limited search is a search algorithm that limits the search depth in a tree or graph. It explores a certain number of levels from the initial state, known as the depth limit, and may not complete the search if the solution is deeper. This algorithm prevents infinite loops and efficiently explores feasible solutions within a given depth constraint.
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