Open-Loop Processing
In open-loop systems, there is no feedback from the environment to the agent.
In other words, the output from architectural processes are considered complete
upon execution. This makes open-loop systems most appropriate for
simulated rather than real environments since real
environments would often not tolerate the assumption that tasks are performed
perfectly by the architectural agent. However, open-loop systems are generally
more
efficient for the same reason.
Contrast this with Closed-Loop Processing.
Architectures having this agent property include:
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