| M. Georgeff and A. L. Lansky, "Reactive reasoning and planning," in Proceedings of the sixth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Seattle, WA, 1987, pp. 677--682. |
....are currently employed by rfs. There are other systems that require a programmer to manually code a prior reactive competence in order to avoid or reduce the need for automatic planning. In this regard there is work by Beetz and McDermott [1992] Brooks [1986] Firby [1987] Kaelbling [1988] and Georgeff and Lansky [1987]. Of these, only the system of Beetz and McDermott includes a planner. This planner, described in detail by McDermott [1992] uses a number of heuristic transformations that improve a given reactive program s goal achieving properties. We feel that it should be possible to use rfs in this ....
Georgeff, M., and Lansky, A. Reactive Reasoning and Planning. Proc. of AAAI87, pp. 677--682, Seattle, WA, 1987.
....a transitions leading to a state with the same property) In both formulas, the atomic state conditions are propositional, but under some workable restrictions (e.g. structures not used) one can (and we will do) use first order state conditions. Among several MA system architectures (e.g. PRS [25], Touring Machine [19] AIS [26] INTERRUP [30] see the review [45] we have chosen the architecture IMPACT described in detail in the book [42] The IMPACT architecture is one of the most elaborated MA system architectures. Its IA design model includes adaptive action bases, logic programs ....
Georgeff, M., Lansky, A., Reactive Reasoning and Planning. In: Proc. of the Conf. of the American Assoc. of Artificial Intelligence, 1987, Seattle, WA, pp. 677-682.
....intention based model of manner described, seems attractive. times. Originally, it was realized in Architecture [9] RMA was intended as a more or less direct realization of Bratman s theory of practical reasoning. How ever, the best known implementation is the Procedural Reasoning System (pRs) [25] and its many descendants [21, 60, 18, 37] In the pRs, an agent has data structures that explicitly correspond to beliefs, desires, and intentions. A PRS agent s beliefs are directly represented in the form of PROLoG like facts [13, p.3] Desires and intentions in PaS are realized through the use ....
M. P. Georgeff and A. L. Lansky. Reactive reasoning and planning. In Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-$7), pages 677 682, Seattle, WA, 1987.
....to representations that are easily combined [e.g. 1, 24] but this in turn limits the complexity of the agent that can be created by limiting its most powerful building blocks. 2. 2 Reactive Plans and Three Layer Architectures At roughly the same time as BBAI was emerging, so were reactive plans [16, 20]. Reactive plans are powerful plan representations that provide for robust execution. A single plan will work under many different contingencies given a sufficiently amenable context. An agent can store a number of such plans in a library, then use context based preconditions to select one plan ....
Georgeff, M. P. and Lansky, A. L. (1987). Reactive reasoning and planning. In Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-87), pages 677--682, Seattle, WA.
....to representations that are easily combined [e.g. 1, 24] but this in turn limits the complexity of the agent that can be created by limiting its most powerful building blocks. 2. 2 Reactive Plans and Three Layer Architectures At roughly the same time as BBAI was emerging, so were reactive plans [16, 20]. Reactive plans are powerful plan representations that provide for robust execution. A single plan will work under many different contingencies given a sufficiently amenable context. An agent can store a number of such plans in a library, then use context based preconditions to select one plan ....
Georgeff, M. P. and Lansky, A. L. (1987). Reactive reasoning and planning. In Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-87), pages 677--682, Seattle, WA.
....to compose the right domain from the database is necessary. 2. 4 Execution Module For executing the generated plan we use JAM Agents [11] This software package is a BDI theoretic (BelieveDesire Intention) agent architecture based on the Procedural Reasoning System (PRS) of SRI International [4]. After specifying beliefs (facts known to the agent) desires (goals that the agent is to achieve) and capabilities (plans and primitive actions) intentions are determined dynamically by the agent at runtime, based on known facts, current goals and available plans. JAM supports both top down, ....
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