Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response

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Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  1992

Has title  Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response

Has where published  KSL-92-05

Has year  1992

Title  Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response

Year  1992

Abstract  For an agent to act intelligently in real- For an agent to act intelligently in real-time, it often must be willing to act despite the lack of sufficient resources to make a complete diagnosis. In particular, it is often necessary to trade off specificity for time-substituting a more general but less desirable action when time does not permit determining the optimal action. In this paper, we introduce a structure, called the action-based fault hierarchy, which provides an agent with an action to perform at all times, ranging from general actions at the top of the hierarchy to specific actions at the leaf nodes. We also present some formal results on the optimal structure for action-based hierarchies under certain conditions. We conclude with a brief description of an implementation of action-based hierarchies, ReAct, in the Guardian intensive-care patient monitoring system. intensive-care patient monitoring system.

Author  David Ash and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has author  David Ash and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has identifier  Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response +

Number  Action-Based Fault Hierarchies for Real-Time Response +

Process note  YES +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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