Condition-Action Control
in RALPH-MEA
Condition-Action Control
in RALPH-MEA
The CA architecture is purely reactive, using
knowledge of types A and D. Type A knowledge describes the
current state, type D knowledge describes which action to take given
the current state. This architecture is fastest, yet D knowledge is
hardest to acquire because of the many different condition vectors-
the rules are specific to a particular state. One technique for
acquiring this knowledge is through knowledge compilation from the
other architectures.
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