Self-Reflection
The ability of the agent to examine and act on its internal knowledge is
called self-reflection. This capability has layers of usage that
extend from a simple concept of state to the understanding of being an
agent in the world.
The following, without knowledge of state, conduct no self-reflection:
The following agents use self-reflection for
meta-reasoning or for
episodic reasoning:
No agent studied exhibits gestalt behavior, although the episodic knowledge
of HOMER comes eeriely close.
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