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What is a fully observable environment?

  • A.One in which the state does not change while the agent deliberates
  • B.One in which the sensors give access to the complete state
  • C.One in which every action's outcome is known in advance
  • D.One that contains no other agents besides the one being designed

Answer: B

Full observability means the agent's percepts at each moment reveal everything relevant about the state, so no internal memory of past percepts is needed. Determinism, the presence of other agents and static behaviour are separate dimensions of the same classification. Partially observable environments require the agent to maintain a belief state. Classifying an environment along these dimensions is what selects the class of agent architecture appropriate to it.

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