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This feels very heavy and not as useful as other models such as Markov Decision Processes. Can someone enlighten me where this would be more convenient to reas
by orasis 10y ago
This feels very heavy and not as useful as other models such as Markov Decision Processes. Can someone enlighten me where this would be more convenient to reason with than an MDP?
- cscurmudgeon 10y agoIt is sort of orthogonal to an MDP. MDPs can be represented in the event calculus. A programming language analogy: An MDP can be thought of as a class of programs that satisfy certain conditions. They can be written in any language. Event Calculus happens to be a Turing complete programming language. (Note: First-order logic, which Event Calculus is based upon, can simulate a universal Turing machine.)