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using a world model in robotics
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models of reality
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knowledge representation
Reference
Brooks, R.A., "Elephants don't play chess", Robotics and autonomous systems, 6, 1-2, June 1990, pp. 3-15. Google
5 ;;Quote: physical grounding hypothesis: an intelligent system must be grounded in the physical world with appropriate sensors and actuators
5+;;Quote: the real world is its own best model; up to date, detailed, symbolic representation irrelevant; need to sense it appropriately and often enough
13 ;;Quote: control a robot with a subsumption program; physical inputs, outputs, timers, etc.; no layers of abstraction between system and world
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Topic: models of reality (33 items)
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