Adequacy in the Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architecture
Adequate Behavior in the Adaptive Intelligent Systems Architecture
The system's dynamic control planning tries to
create adequate behaviors. Tasks cause actions to appear on the agenda. However, for any given action,
there is no guarantee that the scheduler will ever select it. Thus it may
seem that an AIS does not produce adequate behavior, because multiple goals
produce many task actions to choose
from. However, each has different priority, and the ultimate choice will obey
these preferences. So if task assignment does not produce an adequate
behavior, it is only because a more important task took precedence.
Therefore, the system is adequate considering all of its goals, although it
may be inadequate in respect to a single task.
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