Discussion
What is a sensing action?
Answer: D
A sensing action does not change the world but partitions the belief state according to what is observed, which is what allows a contingent plan to branch. Ordinary actions that happen to be observable are different, and the other options describe conditions rather than definitions. An action whose effect is epistemic rather than physical is a genuinely different kind of thing and requires its own treatment in the formalism.
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