Name: Concurrent Tree Search Programs in Artificial Intelligence
SKU: 68900503
Price: 181.67 USD
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Author: Flynn, Daniel
ISBN: 9798887157795

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Concurrent Tree Search Programs in Artificial Intelligence

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Oryson Press

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Flynn, Daniel

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9798887157795

Concurrent Tree Search Programs in Artificial Intelligence

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Concurrent Tree Search Programs in Artificial Intelligence provides an in-depth examination of the foundational principles and practical applications essential for developing robust and scalable web services. The contemporary digital landscape relies heavily on distributed systems, where effective communication and resource management are paramount. However, navigating the complexities of service design, ensuring interoperability, and maintaining performance across diverse platforms present significant architectural and implementation challenges. This comprehensive guide systematically addresses these issues, beginning with an exploration of various frameworks like Ruby on Rails and Restlet for Java, detailing their features and alignment with REST principles. It delves into the fundamental architectural elements of scalable web services, demonstrating client-side interaction with Ajax applications, and outlining best practices for Resource-Oriented Architecture. The book further contrasts ROA with traditional web service paradigms, presents practical implementation examples, and covers advanced topics such as security, scalability, and hypermedia formats like XHTML and WADL for enhanced service interoperability and machine-readable connections, including database-backed control flow.