Simulated Environments for Prodigy
Architectures
Simulated Environments for Prodigy
Architectures
For Prodigy to work at all, the domains to which it is to be applied
must reasonably
predictable:
information gathered in past is
relevant to future events.
Additionally,
changes in environment (such as the results of operator application)
must be slow relative to time required to learn
adaptations. This is a requirement that the environment be
consistent.
Since the real world does not meet these requirements, Prodigy must operate
in a simulated,
static environment where changes to the world can be
described completely and result only from the application of a
Prodigy operator.
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