A Cooperative RSTA Research Program in Software and Intelligent Systems
Abstract
Because perception action systems are necessarily constrained by the physics of time and space, robotocists often assume they are best described using differential equations, a language that is specialized for describing the evolution of variables that represent physical quantities. However, when it comes to decision making, where the representation involved refer to goals, strategies and preferences, AI offers a diverse range of formalisms to the modeler. However, the relationship between these- two levels of representation - signal and symbol - are not well understood. If we are to achieve success in modelling intelligent physical agents, robotics and AI must reach a new consensus on how to integrate perception-action systems with systems designed for abstract reasoning. Research towards this end is described in reference %1 by Bajcsy and Large.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 24, 2002
- Accession Number
- ADA407125
Entities
People
- Ruzena Bajcsy
Organizations
- University of Pennsylvania