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The heuristic function in A* search is crucial in guiding the exploration by providing a heuristic estimate of the remaining cost. This estimate is often denoted as “h(n)” and, when combined with the cost incurred so far (denoted as “g(n)”), it forms the function “f(n) = g(n) + h(n).”