Heuritmática is a meta-decision framework designed for self-adaptive decision-making in complex and uncertain environments. It integrates Bayesian inference, reinforcement learning (RL), and quantum-inspired search (QIS) to optimize decision pathways dynamically. The framework is a key component in GAIA AIR, interfacing with Robotics Braining (RB) for adaptive robotics and IP4MLP for multi-layered predictive modeling.
- Robotic Navigation: Heuritmática optimizes pathfinding for autonomous UAVs by refining motion heuristics over time.
- Resource Allocation: Applied in dynamic mission planning, the framework learns optimal distributions of computational resources.
- Predictive Maintenance: Through heuristic-driven anomaly detection, it preemptively identifies system failures in aerospace applications.
Heuritmática adapts by continuously refining heuristic parameters Θ
, adjusting to changes in environmental dynamics, task objectives, and system configurations. Adaptation is achieved through:
- Bayesian updates, which infer improved decision weights.
- Temporal-Difference Learning (TD-Learning) for iterative improvement.
- Quantum-inspired search, enhancing multi-path decision exploration.
The system models decision-making as an optimal function: [ f(X,T) ] where:
X
is the current state.T
is the time horizon.
Heuritmática refines an approximate heuristic function:
[ H(\Theta, X, T) \approx E[f(X,T) \mid \Theta] ]
where H(Θ,X,T)
estimates the expected optimality of an action in state X
at time T
.
Clarification of f(X,T)
: f(X,T)
represents the idealized outcome metric the system aims to approximate. This could be:
- A reward function in RL (e.g., completion time, energy efficiency).
- A probabilistic success measure (e.g., UAV mission success probability).
- A performance predictor (e.g., expected system uptime in predictive maintenance).
Heuritmática maps uncertainty into decision refinement by:
- Using Bayesian priors to quantify initial uncertainty.
- Adjusting weights via Bayesian posterior updates.
- Employing RL exploration strategies to refine decision pathways.
Heuritmática updates heuristic parameters Θ
by computing:
[ P(\Theta_t \mid T_t) = \frac{P(T_t \mid \Theta_t) P(\Theta_t)}{P(T_t)} ]
where:
P(Θt | Tt)
is the posterior belief of heuristic parameters given observations.P(Tt | Θt)
is the likelihood of outcomes underΘt
.P(Θt)
is the prior belief.
Operationalization:
- If
Θ
represents a linear weight set, priors can be Gaussian. - If
Θ
is a neural heuristic function, priors could be initialized as uniform distributions. - Non-parametric approaches (e.g., Bayesian Neural Networks) may be employed for richer adaptation.
Heuritmática refines H(Θ, X, T)
using TD-learning:
[ H(\Theta_{t+1}, X_t, T_t) = H(\Theta_t, X_t, T_t) + \alpha \left( R_t + \gamma H(\Theta_t, X_{t+1}, T_{t+1}) - H(\Theta_t, X_t, T_t) \right) ]
where:
α
is the learning rate.γ
is the discount factor.R_t
is the reward function (e.g., energy efficiency, safety margin).
The action policy follows:
[ \pi(X_t) = \arg\max_a H(\Theta_t, X_t, T_t) ]
with ε
-greedy exploration:
[ P(a = a_{random}) = \epsilon_t, \quad P(a = a_{best}) = 1 - \epsilon_t ]
where ε_t
decays exponentially:
[ \epsilon_t = \epsilon_0 e^{-\lambda t} ]
Important Note: This is a quantum-inspired classical method, leveraging probability amplitudes for enhanced search efficiency.
Each action a
in state X
is assigned:
[ A(X, a) e^{i \Theta_a} ]
where:
A(X, a)
is a classical heuristic weight, initialized from heuristic evaluations.Θ_a
is an adjustment parameter, modulating search priority.
A multi-step heuristic sequence follows:
[ H(\Theta, X, T) = \prod_{t=1}^{T} U(X_t, \Theta_t) H(\Theta_t, X_t, T_t) ]
where U(X_t, Θ_t)
is a transformation updating heuristic estimates based on prior actions.
QIS improves multi-path exploration by allowing:
- Interference-like effects between heuristic evaluations.
- Adaptive heuristic shifts in response to discovered optima.
- Heuristics
Θ
are fed into RB's control policies, guiding robotic motion and autonomy. - RB feedback loops update heuristic priors, refining future predictions.
- IP4MLP leverages refined heuristics for adaptive learning.
- Meta-learning adjusts Heuritmática’s priors, improving long-term learning efficiency.
- RB Example: If UAV trajectory deviates, Heuritmática updates
Θ
to prioritize corrective actions. - IP4MLP Example: If Heuritmática improves response efficiency, IP4MLP adapts its search priors accordingly.
- Supports distributed parallel learning for complex environments.
- Scales across increasing state/action spaces via hierarchical heuristics.
- Independent optimization layers for Bayesian, RL, and QIS components.
- Easily plugged into AI ecosystems like RB and IP4MLP.
Heuritmática provides an adaptive, multi-layered decision framework, integrating Bayesian inference, reinforcement learning, and quantum-inspired search. Through its interfaces with RB and IP4MLP, it enhances robotic intelligence and predictive modeling, supporting GAIA AIR’s vision of autonomous aerospace optimization.
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