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Sphere Stratified Sampling is a way to sample a uniform distribution of states from a domain's search space (unit cost) (Clauscker, SoCS-21).
The technique was designed to solve the problem that sampling in search spaces is usually biased away from the states that we care most about, but it incidentally also returns a set of paths used in the calculation.
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Sphere Stratified Sampling is a way to sample a uniform distribution of states from a domain's search space (unit cost) (Clauscker, SoCS-21).
The technique was designed to solve the problem that sampling in search spaces is usually biased away from the states that we care most about, but it incidentally also returns a set of paths used in the calculation.
See attached image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: