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Louise Pryor

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AAAI Conference 1996 Conference Paper

Opportunity Recognition in Complex Environments

  • Louise Pryor

An agent operating in an unpredictable world must be able to take advantage of opportunities but cannot afford to perform a detailed analysis of the effects of every nuance of the current situation on its goals if it is to respond in a timely manner. This paper describes a filtering mechanism that enables the effective recognition of opportunities. The mechanism is based on a characterization of the world in terms of reference featzrrees, features that are both cheap and functional and that appear to be prevalent in everyday life. Its use enables the plan execution system PARETO to recognize types of opportunities that other systems cannot. Reference features can also play a r6le in the detection of threats, and may be involved in the development of expertise.

ICAPS Conference 1994 Conference Paper

Opportunities: A Unifying Framework for Planning and Execution

  • Louise Pryor
  • Gregg Collins

1. 1 Planning in an unpredictable world Asuccessful agent in the real world mustboth plan Traditional A aheadandreact to the unexpected. Ideally, both proSacerdoti 197 cesses should be carried out in a common framework. ners (Wilkins In this paper wedescribe su~a framework basedon the stmctionand p analysis of opportunities. Weargue that planningin that all need advancecan be viewedas a matter of anticipating opvance. Moresp ponanities, whilerespondingto the unexpectedshould sumptionsabou be seen as reacting to opportunitieswhenthey arise. ¯ Simplicity: Wepresent an opportunistic planning agent, PARETO, worldthat that operates in a simulatedrobot delivery world, and ¯ Stasis: the implementsour approach. causedby t ¯ Certainty: t

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