KSL-87-11

Computational Costs versus Benefits of Control Reasoning

Reference: Garvey, A.; Cornelius, C.; & Hayes-Roth, B. Computational Costs versus Benefits of Control Reasoning. June, 1987.

Abstract: We assess the computational costs and benefits of control reasoning in the PROTEAN system, which is built in the BB* environment. We experimentally manipulate PROTEAN's control knowledge and analyze differences in total problem-solving time as a function of several component times. Our results demonstrate and explain the utility of control reasoning. They also illustrate the importance of experimental investigation and the utility of the BB* environment for conducting such investigations.

Notes: 6 pages.


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