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A control loop (often a cognitive feedback loop) consists of a perception phase, where the state of the managed element is observed, monitored and analyzed, and and a corresponding action phase, where the managed element is controlled through corrective action which is planned and executed.
- perceive-reason-act cycle in autonomous agents
- OC (Observer-Controller Pattern) loop in Organic Computing
- MAPE (Monitor-Analyze-Plan-Execute) loop in Autonomic Computing
