So I'm writing my solvers, and I hit the first roadblock... Given (1) a sea of sensory stimuli, (2) a prioritized set of goals, and (3) a possibly empty set of plans, how does one select the relevant stimuli to form an initial state for a problem? Another way to ask the question is how do humans select relevant features from their current environment to be able to formulate or retrieve plans that address their goals? And how many of these environmental features are enough to describe an initial state? So there is PDDL. (Planning Domain Definition Language). But to use PDDL, one has to first solve the problem of describing the relevant features of the environment. How do we come up with these relevant features, to be able to formulate an initial state? Thoughts? ~PM (I forgot what Newell & Simon said about the PSCM & Unified Theories of Cognition.Time for more research...)
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