Meta-Reasoning Architecture: Interpreter
Meta-Reasoning Architecture: Interpreter
The interpreter is the fixed
kernel of the Meta-Reasoning architecture and, as such, it defines
the
basic control structure,
a rule-based forward-chaining engine. The interpreter operates by
activating behaviors
in response to known situations. However, the interpreter also invokes
monitors in
response to unexpected events. The minimal size of the
kernel allows MAX to be a highly
malleable architecture,
able to adopt different underlying knowledge and behaviors for different
problem classes.
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