Rationality of the PRODIGY Architecture
Rationality
of the PRODIGY Architecture
Provided the domain knowledge of a particular task is
complete and correct,
PRODIGY always gives solutions with those goals and knowledge and
can thus be said to be rational (i.e. PRODIGY obeys the
maximum rationality
hypothesis).
This assumption (about complete and correct
domain knowledge) is raised in the
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