Rationality in Homer
Rationality in Homer
The basic agent's planner/reasoner
helps guarantee a certain amount of rationality. All possible knowledge is
utilized in trying to achieve a goal, and the use of episodic memory ensures that relevant
experiences will be applied to future problems. In addition, the agent does
not rigidly adhere to a static plan. Instead, the dynamic plan allows
replanning in light of
new events or information.
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