abilityor
Abilityor is a theoretical construct used in discussions of multi-ability systems and task allocation. It denotes a condition in which a task can be completed if any one of a defined set of abilities can perform it. In practice, abilityor captures the idea of operational flexibility: a system is considered capable of a task if at least one compatible capability is available and usable.
The term combines "ability" with the suffix "-or," a common label for agents or operators, and is
In modeling and planning, abilityor is treated as an inclusive logical operator; it contrasts with AND and
Examples commonly cited include autonomous systems with multiple independent methods for completing a task. For instance,
Limitations of the concept include ambiguity about which abilities should be listed, how their statuses are