Input-Rich Environments
Sometimes a domain presents more
perceptual information than an agent can
even
observe, let alone process
intelligently.
Additionally, it is important that such a (possibly
continual) influx of perceptual data not overwhelm the agent and thus
cause a degradation in its reactivity. However, it must
respond to relevant information; otherwise, it may behave irrationally.
Such considerations have driven the development of architectural
mechanisms such as
selective attention to manage this
environmental complexity.
Architectures directly addressing Input-Rich Environments include:
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