Question
3:
(a) Briefly write about ‘Frame
Problem’ in context of
‘Knowledge Organization
and Management’.
One tricky aspect of systems
that must function in dynamic
environments is due to the so-called
frame problem. This is the problem
of knowing what changes have
and have not taken place following
some action. Some changes will
be the direct result of the
action. Other changes will be
the result of secondary of side
effects rather than the result
of the action. For Example,
if a robot is cleaning the floors
in a house, the location of
the floor sweeper changes with
the robot even thought this
is not explicitly stated. Other
objects not attached to the
robot remain in their original
places. The actual changes must
somehow be reflected in memory,
a feat that requires some ability
to infer, Effective memory organization
and management methods must
take into account effects caused
by the frame problem.
Associative
Network of ‘Indira Gandhi
National Open University’
'Episodic
Memory Organization Packets’
(E-MOPS)
'Frame
Problem’ in context of
‘Knowledge Organization
and Management’.
Object description of ‘windshield
wiper’ State what variable
bindings , if any, will make
the following lists match:
(?x *y a b c(d e))
and
(a (j k (f)) a b c *z)
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