We saw on page 96 that the straight-line distance heuristic leads greedy best-first search astray on the
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We saw on page 96 that the straight-line distance heuristic leads greedy best-first search astray on the problem of going from Iasi to Fagaras. However, the heuristic is perfect on the opposite problem: going from Fagaras to Iasi. Are there problems for which the heuristic is misleading in both directions?
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