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Minds How Work Behavior Nets Stan Franklin Computer Science Division & Institute for Intelligent Systems The University of Memphis 1 Desired Characteristics Goal oriented Opportunistic Persistent Able to plan ahead Robust Reactive Fast Note lack of independence Tradeoffs needed Optimality not asked for Good enough will do February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 2 Competence Modules...

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Minds How Work Behavior Nets Stan Franklin Computer Science Division & Institute for Intelligent Systems The University of Memphis 1 Desired Characteristics Goal oriented Opportunistic Persistent Able to plan ahead Robust Reactive Fast Note lack of independence Tradeoffs needed Optimality not asked for Good enough will do February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 2 Competence Modules Simple Interactive Mindless Each with a specific competence Like processors, codelets, demons, schema February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 3 A Competence Module Much like a production rule, demon, schema Preconditions environmental facts required for the competence to be performed An action Additions and deletions facts to be added or deleted after the action is taken Activation a number, some kind of strength level February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 4 The Behavior Network Competence module = node of a digraph links are completely determined by the competence modules Successor links Predecessor links Conflictor links February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 5 Successor links Preconditions Competence add list delete list j Module a l k x b m l Activation c n b c Preconditions Competence add list delete list b Module a l c y m d Activation n successor links February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 6 Predecessor links Preconditions Competence add list delete list j Module a l k x b m l Activation c n c b Preconditions Competence add list delete list b Module a l c y m d Activation n successor links predecessor links February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 7 Conflictor links Preconditions Competence add list delete list j Module a l k x b n l Activation m c b m c Preconditions Competence add list delete list b Module a l c y n m d Activation successor links predecessor links conflictor links February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 8 Activation Comes From Activation stored by the competence modules from the environment from built-in, global goals February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 9 Environmental Activation Environment activation for each true precondition The more true preconditions, the more relevant the competence is This source of activation allows the system to be opportunistic February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 10 Goal Activation If a competence satisfies a goal, the goal will send activation This source of activation tends to make the system goal directed A completed goal inhibits any competence that will undo it February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 11 Activation Along Successor Links Activation spread from competence to competence along links Along successor links, one competence strengthens those competencies preconditions whose it can help fulfill February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 12 Activation Along Predecessor & Conflictor Links Along predecessor links, a competence strengthens any other that fulfills one of its own preconditions Along a conflictor link a competence inhibits any other that can undo one of its true preconditons Every conflictor link is inhibitory February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 13 Executable Competence Call a competence module executable if all of its preconditions are satisfied The competence is ready to fire, although it may well not February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 14 Behavior Net Loop Add activation from environment and goals Spread activation forward and backward among the competence modules Decay - total activation remains constant Competence fires if it's executable and it's over threshold and it's the maximum such If one competence fires, its activation is zero, and threshold returns to normal If none fires, reduce threshold by 10% February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 15 Global Parameters Activation threshold Raising it makes the system more thoughtful, Lowering makes it more reactive Activation added for each satisfied precondition Increasing makes the system more opportunistic Activation for being able to satisfy a goal Increasing leads to more goal-oriented behavior Last two parameters tradeoff, since goal orientation and opportunism are opposite Parameters remain constant during a run February 22, 2005 HMW: Behavior Nets 16 Plans Sequence of competencies transform present situation into desired one Sequence can become highly activated by forward spreading from c...

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