According to the ACT-R manual, there are 5 checks one can do on a buffer (ACT-R manual pg. 229-230):
- buffer empty
- buffer full
- buffer failure
- buffer requested
- buffer unrequested
And three checks one can do on a module:
- state free
- state busy
- state error
From my reading of the python_actr code, it looks like only two buffer checks (empty & full) and two module checks (busy & error - only on some modules) are supported.
Am I reading the code correctly? If so, does anyone know why the others were omitted?
(Context: asmaloney/gactar#221 )
According to the ACT-R manual, there are 5 checks one can do on a buffer (ACT-R manual pg. 229-230):
And three checks one can do on a module:
From my reading of the python_actr code, it looks like only two buffer checks (
empty&full) and two module checks (busy&error- only on some modules) are supported.Am I reading the code correctly? If so, does anyone know why the others were omitted?
(Context: asmaloney/gactar#221 )