Abandoning and modifying one action plan for alternatives

Abandoning and modifying one action plan for alternatives.

Visual scenes are often complex and crowded with many different objects. To interact effectively, we must choose one object at a time as a goal for action. Certain external cues can act as a stop signal, quickly cancelling an ongoing action. Less recognized are internal signals. These can come from recent experience, anticipated action outcomes, cognitive states, and when attention is captured ...

Developing Plan of action and strategic map for "Nursing Sciences development": an experience

Developing Plan of action and strategic map for "Nursing Sciences development": an experience

Plan Synthesis for Knowledge and Action Bases

We study plan synthesis for a variant of Knowledge and Action Bases (KABs), a rich, dynamic framework, where states are description logic (DL) knowledge bases (KBs) whose extensional part is manipulated by actions that possibly introduce new objects from an infinite domain. We show that plan existence over KABs is undecidable even under severe restrictions. We then focus on state-bounded KABs, ...

Two birds, one stone approach, integrated action plan for pneumonia and diarrhea.

As per the recently released Pneumonia and Diarrhea Report 2014 [1], every 20 seconds a young child under the age of five years succumbs to either of the two major but preventable diseases – pneumonia and diarrhea. Pneumonia contributed to 15% and diarrhea to 9% of the 6.3 million under-five mortality globally in 2013 [1]. Unfortunately, India has the maximum burden of these two diseases in the...

Basis for an Action Plan for Nutrition