Autonomous Decision-Making With Incomplete Information and Safety Rules Based on Non-Monotonic Reasoning
Abstract
In this article we propose a decision process integrating Non-Monotonic Reasoning (NMR), embedded in a deliberative architecture. The NMR process uses Default Logic to implement goal reasoning, managing partially observable or incomplete information, allowing the design of default behaviours completed by the handling of specific situations, in order to manage the current mission objective as well as safety rules. We illustrate our approach through an application of an underwater robot performing a marine biology mission.
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