Rationality in Prodigy
Rationality in Prodigy
Provided the domain knowledge of a particular task is
complete and correct,
Prodigy always gives solutions consistent with those goals and knowledge and
can thus be said to be rational (i.e. Prodigy obeys the
maximum rationality
hypothesis). Because all domain knowledge is Prodigy is assumed to be
complete, Prodigy can not be used
in dynamic, unpredictable or rapidly changing environments. The
EXPERIMENTER module should relax
this last requirement when it is fully functional.
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