Behavior

The behavior of a system, with regards to Intelligent Architectures, refers to the physical agent's capability of navigating through its environment, and how it uses knowledge it possesses to reach its goals.

Use the following list to view the behaviors of any given architecture:

Subsumption Architecture
Gat (Heterogeneous Asynchronous Architecture)
Theo (Plan-then-compile Architecture)
Planning and Learning Architecture (Prodigy)
Modular-Integrated Architecture (ICARUS)
Adaptive Intelligent Systems (AIS)

Prepared By:

Bill Lemon      bill.lemon@med.umich.edu
David Pynadath  pynadath@engin.umich.edu
Glenn Taylor    indigo@engin.umich.edu
Bob Wray        wrayre@eecs.umich.edu