Meta-Reasoning Architecture: Behavior Stack
Meta-Reasoning Architecture: Behavior Stack
Only a single
behavior
can be active at any particular
time, giving rise to
sequential behavior
application in MAX. However,
a behavior can call another via a compound operator, creating new active
behaviors. In this case, pending behaviors are placed on the
behavior stack for later execution.
Monitors
may run in "background",
independent of this sequential behavior stack.
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