- [page needed] Typically, a higher-level goal is
vaguer than a
lower level subgoal; for example,
wanting to have a
successful career is
vaguer than wanting...
-
Subgoal labeling is
giving a name to a
group of steps, in a step-by-step
description of a process, to
explain how the
group of
steps achieve a related...
- state. For example,
planning algorithms search through trees of
goals and
subgoals,
attempting to find a path to a
target goal, a
process called means-ends...
- And.intro -- the goal is
split into two
subgoals, one is q and the
other is p ·
exact h.right -- the
first subgoal is
exactly the
right part of h : p ∧ q...
- a
functional superintelligence will
spontaneously generate, as
natural subgoals, "instrumental goals" such as self-preservation and goal-content integrity...
- two
subgoals of
computing the
fibonacci numbers of n-1 and n-2. It
reduces the
subgoal of
computing the
fibonacci number of n-1 to the two
subgoals of...
-
gives it the
power to do so. For example, we
could mistakenly elevate a
subgoal to the
status of a supergoal. We tell it to
solve a
mathematical problem...
-
sequence of
subgoals towards achieving this goal. Andersson, who
introduced the ACT-R
model of cognition,
modelled this
collection of
goals and
subgoals as a...
-
selected subgoal to the body of the
procedure and
simultaneously p****es
output from the head of the
procedure to the
remaining unselected subgoals. The empty...
- goal to a more
proximal goal is to set
subgoals. Therefore,
Heath et al. (1999) ****ert that
setting subgoals is an
effective strategy to
motivate successful...
