Saliency

Saliency refers to an intelligent agent's ability to act appropriate to the current situation. For example, an agent should not continue a routine task when endangered nor should it attempt survival behaviors (e.g., power re-supply) when not threatened (for this example, fully-charged).

The following architectures demonstrate salience:

Adaptive Intelligent Systems (AIS)
Subsumption Architectures
Problem Space Architecture (Soar)
Theo
MAX
ATLANTIS
Real-Time, Decision Theoretic Architecture (RALPH-MEA)

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