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Engineering artificial intelligence
Knowledge reasoning planning
Representations and knowledge modeling
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3.1 Representations and Knowledge Modeling
3.1.1 Outline
Choosing representations: atomic, factored, structured; engineering examples
Entities, relations, and attributes for robots, tasks, and resources
Linking maps and task models to symbolic facts; lightweight ontologies
Data quality and assumptions: closed-world vs open-world; partial observability
Design note: keep representations minimal for deployable systems
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