Glass Box Approach
for Homer
Glass Box Approach
for Homer
In general, Homer uses a black box approach
for knowledge representation, but certain knowledge types are available
to other modules.
The lexipedia's state transition semantics,
though a bit more complicated than the usual frame
representation, still provides a declarative framework which can be
inspected by the natural language modules and
"easily" understood by a human supervisor.
More importantly, the STRIPS-like representation
used by the generic memory is the familiar
declarative format, which is interpreted by the
planner. The episodic memory
is a subset of the the generic and thus uses the same declarative
representation.
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