Response to Interruptions in Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architectures
Response to Interruptions in Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architectures
The dynamic control architecture
allows the system to select among problems, reasoning operations, and
knowledge. The agent remains focused on
a particular problem, unless a more serious issue arises. In that
case, the agent's reasoning
cycle will interrupt the current task in favor of the more serious
event. This interruptibility is then a natural result of the
design of the architecture.
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