Complete Knowledge and Perfect Sensing in the Teton Architecture
Complete Knowledge and Perfect Sensing in the Teton Architecture
The ability of the agent to perform
columnar mathematics required the
perfect identification of the plane on which the digits were
"written". This would allow the agent to
associate elements with one another based on horizontal and vertical
proximity.
The Teton architecture requires such direct perceptual input but does not
venture into the analysis of robustness in the presence of perceptual
errors, thus perceptual knowledge is assumed to be complete and perfect.
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