Talk:Action selection
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[edit] to do
Need to disambiguate a bunch of links.
- Need to add a definition of `agent' from philosophy, as an actor.
Need to create hierarchical structure:
- symbolic reasoning / GOFAI physical symbol system hypothesis
- distributed
- reactive planning
- other / hybrid
This will help bring in the history, but not as a separate subtitle.
Need to make individual architectures into bullet points, not subsections. Otherwise it will get too long. --Joanna Bryson 22:49, 8 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Not clear
Should any explicit game-theoretical Nash equilibrium calculation be included? Perhaps I'm missing something already there. 212.188.109.12 23:15, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
In the end all animal systems including humans pattern match. The they see what ir means and respond. That's the game. john cook, boulder, co 27 sept 06
