One more level of recursion: I need to plan some time-allocation for prepare the actually good plan of action. For example, before travelling, I sometimes spent a few days planning my trip, so I should reserve time for planning.
Trip plan:
1) 2 days detailed trip planning
2) Buy tickets
3) etc.…
This also should be included into subplans, as during the trip I could have new data and may beed to spend more time in the beginning of each substep to plan it.
For complex tasks (like medical scientific experiment) recursive meta-planning becomes probably most time-consuming part, especially if includes coordination between many agents.
This could create problems, in style of Buridan ass, as it is impossible predict the time for planning before planning.
One more level of recursion: I need to plan some time-allocation for prepare the actually good plan of action. For example, before travelling, I sometimes spent a few days planning my trip, so I should reserve time for planning.
Trip plan:
1) 2 days detailed trip planning
2) Buy tickets
3) etc.…
This also should be included into subplans, as during the trip I could have new data and may beed to spend more time in the beginning of each substep to plan it.
For complex tasks (like medical scientific experiment) recursive meta-planning becomes probably most time-consuming part, especially if includes coordination between many agents.
This could create problems, in style of Buridan ass, as it is impossible predict the time for planning before planning.