Realtime Execution in Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architectures
Realtime Execution in Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architectures
The demand for guaranteed latencies,
time-stress responsivity, graceful degradation, and speed-knowledge independence make
real-time execution a central capability to an AIS. Although the
processing speed on current implementations
is not very fast, the functional
asynchrony and parallelism makes up for it. In addition, the system can
use the satisficing cycle to bound decision
times and increase reactivity.
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