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What a match criterion is.
Mirrors tbp/monty/experiment/match_criteria.py::MatchCriterion, a protocol
for a callable that takes the terminal states of every learning module and
answers whether the system has recognised the object.
Monty's terminal states are strings; here they are atoms
(:match, :no_match, :time_out, :pose_time_out), and a module that has
not concluded yet is nil.
Summary
Callbacks
Whether the terminal states amount to a recognition.
Types
@type terminal_state() :: :match | :no_match | :time_out | :pose_time_out | nil
@type terminal_states() :: %{optional(String.t()) => terminal_state()}
Callbacks
@callback matched?(terminal_states(), term()) :: boolean()
Whether the terminal states amount to a recognition.
Called with the criterion's own configuration as the second argument, so a criterion that needs a count or a set of module ids carries it as data rather than in its module.