MANIPULATION
Solving Problems in Robotics with Semantic Networks
Krishna K. Agarwal
- Year
- 1983
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Robot problems are examined in the context of semantic networks which are used to represent the state of a problem and the operators useful for solving it. Graph transformation algorithms are discussed as an aid to problem solving. Although these form only a small subset of the first-order predicate calculus based systems, considerations such as subgoal circularity, partially specified states and multiple manipulators sharing the same environment may warrant this simplification.
Keywords
Artificial intelligenceComputer scienceRoboticsRobotPredicate (mathematical logic)First-order logicGraph rewritingContext (archaeology)GraphTheoretical computer science
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