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A symbolic solution to intelligent real-time control
Pearson, Douglas J.; Huffman, Scott B.; Willis, Mark B.; Laird, John E.; Jones, Randolph M.
1993-12
Citation:Pearson, Douglas J., Huffman, Scott B., Willis, Mark B., Laird, John E., Jones, Randolph M. (1993/12)."A symbolic solution to intelligent real-time control." Robotics and Autonomous Systems 11(3-4): 279-291. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/30410>
Abstract: Autonomous systems must operate in dynamic, unpredictable environments in real time. The task of flying a plane is an example of an environment in which the agent must respond quickly to unexpected events while pursuing goals at different levels of complexity and granularity. We present a system, Air-Soar, that achieves intelligent control through fully symbolic reasoning in a hierarchy of simultaneously active problem spaces. Achievement goals, changing to a new state, and homeostatic goals, continuously maintaining a constraint, are smoothly integrated within the system. The hierarchical approach and support for multiple, simultaneous goals give rise to multi-level reactive behavior, in which Air-Soar responds to unexpected events at the same granularity where they are first sensed.