Environments Common to Multiple Architectures
The world itself is a very complex place for architecture agents to
act in. Most architectures are designed to
only deal with fractions of the total possible
environmental complexity
by acting in particular domains.
For example, some architectures assume that the world is
static and that the only things that
change in the world are via an agent's actions. Other architectures
may operate in dynamic environments
but require that world be consistent
or predictable.
The links below briefly
describe and define some of the possible environmental considerations
made when developing cognitive architectures, mostly
without direct reference to specific architectures.
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