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What is a percept in agent terminology?

  • A.The internal state the agent maintains between inputs
  • B.The agent's perceptual input at a given instant
  • C.The agent's interpretation of what it has sensed
  • D.The action the agent selects in response to its input

Answer: B

A percept is the raw input at one moment, and the percept sequence is the whole history of them. Interpretation, action selection and internal state are things the agent does with percepts rather than percepts themselves. Being precise about the vocabulary matters because the agent function is defined as a mapping from percept sequences to actions, and a loose reading of either term makes that definition useless.

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