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Abstract: In this paper we give a formal characterization of reactive
control using action theories. In the process we formalize the
notion of a reactive control program being correct with respect
to a given goal, a set of initial states, and action theories about
the agent/robot and about the exogenous actions. We give sufficiency
conditions that guarantee correctness and use it to give
an automatic method for constructing provenly correct control
modules. We then extend our approach to action... (Update)
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.... is based on the idea of representing the world by sentences of formal logic and reasoning about it by manipulating those sentences [12, 1]. Most of these formalizations define an entailment relationship (j= between the specifications (of effects of actions and relation among...
.... have proposed to substitute planning with more lightweighted reasoning techniques, like behaviours ( 9] 8] policies ( 3] 4] 10] [2]) and others. The drawback of these solutions is that, while they solve the problem of a timely interaction with the environment, they pose...
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C. Baral, T. and Son. Relating theories of actions and reactive control. In Robots, Softbots, Immobots: Theories of Action, Planning and Control, working notes of the workshop held on July 27, 1997 in conjunction with the AAAI-97, Providence, Rhode Island. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/baral98relating.html More
@misc{ baral97relating,
author = "C. Baral and T. Son",
title = "Relating theories of actions and reactive control",
text = "C. Baral, T. and Son. Relating theories of actions and reactive control.
In Robots, Softbots, Immobots: Theories of Action, Planning and Control,
working notes of the workshop held on July 27, 1997 in conjunction with
the AAAI-97, Providence, Rhode Island.",
year = "1997",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/baral98relating.html" }
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