Add test for Table-Driven-Vacuum-Agent. #747
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Note that this changes the percept sequence table in the code, it now slightly differs from table 2.3 in the book. The underlying problem here is that a full table can principally not be specified, so '...' is used to represent the missing table entries. While this works for the book, the code requires some additional table entries for the agent to succeed.
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Hello, @roberthoenig! This issue has already been fixed in PR #732 and #738. Please see those PRs once. It would be better if we have a single PR for the same issue. |
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No problem, @roberthoenig! Thank you for your cooperation. Looking forward to your contribution :) |
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Note that this changes the percept sequence table in the code, it now slightly differs from table 2.3
in the book. The underlying problem here is that a full table can principally not be specified, so '...' is used to represent the missing table entries. While this works for the book, the code requires some additional table entries for the agent to succeed.
I can see how this approach might be considered less than optimal. If that's the case, I'm happy to discuss alternative solutions.