Reactive Reasoning and Planning¶
Georgeff, M. P., & Lansky, A. L. (1987). Reactive Reasoning and Planning. Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 677-682.
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- Belief–Desire–Intention Software Model
- The architectural question is not whether the three words appear in code, but whether information and possible goals guide choice while adopted intentions constrain later choice without making the agent unable to react.
This sourcePrimary full text for PRS structure, interleaved partial planning and execution, and the reported Flakey research test.
- The architectural question is not whether the three words appear in code, but whether information and possible goals guide choice while adopted intentions constrain later choice without making the agent unable to react.
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