Style of Control
in Prodigy
Style of Control
in Prodigy
Prodigy solves problems by taking
an initial description of a problem
as a node and expanding nodes by applying operators until a complete
sequence of operators solves the problem. Prodigy uses knowledge
to decide which node to expand, which goal to work on, which operator
to apply, and which instantiation of an operator to select.
Prodigy operators are similar to STRIPS
operators. In the absense of knowledge, Prodigy defaults to
a means-end analysis.
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