Consistent Environments
The Environmental Consistency Hypothesis, as
proposed by the designers of
Prodigy posits that the
environment can be assumed to change much slower (if at all)
with respect to the speed of the reasoning and learning mechanisms.
In this sense, the change is not so much the change in state as in
dynamic environments but rather a
change in the underlying principles that drive the environment.
Although this is true for some environments, adopting this
hypothesis as part of the framework of the
architecture may have serious implications
(including complete loss of functionality) in which the properties of the
environment do change at about the same rate of
speed as the
mechanisms of deliberation.
Architectures having this environment include:
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