Man Machine Cooperation On Planning And Control Problems
Man Machine Cooperation On Planning And Control Problems
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Essentially the domains in which the problems have already been solved . .. The vast majority of the problems of the frontier--of the unsolved problems that scientists, engi- neers, managers, administrators and commanders are going to solve in the comming years--are characterized by an inter- twining of heuristic and algorithmic threads. " My assumption is that the large majority of planning problems are of the inter- twined type, or at least are not in the "already solved" domain. To elaborate... one manifestation of this intertwining, let us consider the Simon-Newell model of human problem solving: "Problem solving proceeds by erecting goals, detecting differ- ences between present situation and goals, finding in memory or by search, tools or processes ["operators"] that are rele- vant to reducing differences of these particular kinds, and applying these tools or processes. Each problem generates sub- problems until we find a subproblem we can solve--for which we already have a program (i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Essentially the domains in which the problems have already been solved . .. The vast majority of the problems of the frontier--of the unsolved problems that scientists, engi- neers, managers, administrators and commanders are going to solve in the comming years--are characterized by an inter- twining of heuristic and algorithmic threads. " My assumption is that the large majority of planning problems are of the inter- twined type, or at least are not in the "already solved" domain. To elaborate... one manifestation of this intertwining, let us consider the Simon-Newell model of human problem solving: "Problem solving proceeds by erecting goals, detecting differ- ences between present situation and goals, finding in memory or by search, tools or processes ["operators"] that are rele- vant to reducing differences of these particular kinds, and applying these tools or processes. Each problem generates sub- problems until we find a subproblem we can solve--for which we already have a program (i.
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