Symbolic World Model
Above the cognitive architecture and its basic operating programs,
there (usually) exists a level that enables the system to store
knowledge in some basic framework. This framework is based on symbols
which serve to represent relations between the agent and its environment, and hence knowledge, within the
system. Such symbolic abstraction occurs at the symbol level and derives its power
from the physical symbol system
hypothesis. Thus, symbolic abstraction enables, or at least
facilitate, many architecture capabilities including planning and learning.
Architectures utilizing a symbolic world model include:
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