The role of behavior modifiers in representation development
Carlos R. de la Mora B., Carlos Gershenson, Angelica Garcia-Vega
Abstract
We address the problem of the development of representations and their relationship to the environment. We study a software agent which develops in a network a representation of its simple environment which captures and integrates the relationships between agent and environment through a closure mechanism. The inclusion of a variable behavior modifier allows better representation development. This can be confirmed with an internal description of the closure mechanism, and with an external description of the properties of the representation network.
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