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It hides the complexity of the system and allows individuals to work on different modules of the hierarchy at the same time.

## accessibility relations

The accessibility relation is a relationship between two 'possible worlds'. A possible world is a possible situation.

## action monitoring
## action schema

It consists of three parts:
• The ***action name and parameter list*** - to identify the action
• The ***precondition*** - stating what must be true in a state before the action can be
executed.
• The ***effect ***- describing how the state changes when the action is executed

## action-utility function
## actions

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It is a category of hierarchical clustering which uses a bottom-up approach. All observations start in their own cluster and different pairs of clusters are merged as you move up levels in the hierarchy. Its results are represented using a dendrogram.

## aggregation

**Aggregation** is the process of combining several numerical values into a single representative value, and an aggregation function performs this operation.

## algorithm

An **algorithm** is a sequence of **unambiguous finite steps** that when carried out on a given problem produce the expected outcome and terminate in **finite time**.
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