Suppose that the
th stage has passed. What information is available?
It is assumed that at every stage, a sensor observation is made. This
results in a sensing history,
 |
(11.12) |
At every stage an action can also be applied, which yields an
action history,
 |
(11.13) |
Note that the action history only runs to
; if
is
applied, the state
and stage
are obtained, which lie
beyond the current stage,
. By combining the sensing and action
histories, the history at stage
is
.
Steven M LaValle
2020-08-14