Sense of Time
for Homer
Sense of Time
for Homer
Homer keeps an agent time, which is the number of seconds elapsed since
1-JAN-1900. The agent time factor can be altered, causing agent time to
pass faster or slower than real time. Relative temporal references are
translated into the appropriate interval of agent time. Each record in the
episodic memory is labeled with a time
tag, which allows querying about the agent's past actions. Agent time also
permits temporal planning and reasoning
wherein actions can be assigned a time at which they are to be executed.
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