Discussion
What is an agent's action space?
Answer: B
The action space is what the agent can do, and its size and structure determine how hard action selection is: a discrete space of a few options admits exhaustive comparison, while a continuous space requires optimisation. The reachable states are a consequence of the actions rather than the actions themselves. Space and time are separate constraints. Characterising both the percept and the action spaces is part of specifying a task before any design begins.
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