An Integrated Cognitive Architecture for Autonomous Agents

Pat Langley, Kevin Thompson, Wayne Iba, John H. Gennari, J. A. Allen · 1990

Abstract : This report describes ICARUS, a cognitive architecture designed to control the behavior of an integrated intelligent agent. The framework assumes that all long-term knowledge is organized in a probabilistic concept hierarchy, that heuristic classification is the central performance mechanism, and that a process of concept formation underlies all learning. The three components of ICARUS are described and related to other cognitive architectures. (Author) (KR)

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