Feedback Control
Feedback control is a process where a system automatically adjusts its behavior based on the difference between desired and actual outputs.
200 plain-language definitions from the TiorAI glossary, filed under AI Agents & Systems. Every entry opens with a one-sentence definition, then explains where the term is used.
Feedback control is a process where a system automatically adjusts its behavior based on the difference between desired and actual outputs.
Feedforward control is a proactive control strategy that anticipates disturbances and adjusts system inputs before errors occur.
A Finite State Machine is a computational model used to represent and control execution flow through a limited number of defined states based on inputs.
FIPA is the Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents, an organization that creates standards for agent-based systems and multi-agent interoperability.
FIPA-ACL is a standardized Agent Communication Language defined by the Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents (FIPA) to enable structured and meaningful messaging between software agents.
Flocking is a natural collective behavior where individuals move together in coordinated groups, often seen in birds, fish, and other animals.
Forward chaining is a reasoning method that starts with known facts and applies inference rules to derive new information until a goal is reached.
Friendly AI is artificial intelligence designed to prioritize human values, safety, and ethical considerations to ensure beneficial outcomes for society.