The phrase "primitive action" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a simple, basic, or instinctual action. Example: The chimpanzees displayed primitive actions, such as grooming each other for social bonding and using tools to gather food.
It may be more interested in being mean about celebrities than angry at politicians, but at least Newzoids has a distinctive look: the primitive Action Man-style marionettes with weirdly slick CGI mouths are vividly grotesque.
If N>0, a primitive action a is selected.
Of his conception for "Tumbling Man," MacMurtrie says, "I wanted to make a heavy machine that would perform a childlike act and the notion of somersaulting was the most simple, naïve and primitive action of joy, rotating your body".
These components implement primitive actions and report events about their state.
The lower level is implemented using a trajectory generator that produces primitive actions.
This model contains both primitive actions as well as macro-operators that are derived from the plan cases.
Mobile robots must cope with uncertainty from many sources along the path from interpreting raw sensor inputs to behavior selection to execution of the resulting primitive actions.
In particular, we show that options may be used interchangeably with primitive actions in planning methods such as dynamic programming and in learning methods such as Q-learning.
In order to plan to combine primitive actions, we must have models of the preconditions and effects of those actions: under what circumstances will executing this primitive achieve some particular effect in the world?
The language differs from other procedural formalisms for concurrency in that the initial state can be incompletely specified and the primitive actions can be user-defined by axioms in the situation calculus.
Examples of options include picking up an object, going to lunch, and traveling to a distant city, as well as primitive actions such as muscle twitches and joint torques.
