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Accord

On the Evaluation of Agent Architectures(most notably, Wiener). Also, arguably one of the biggest contributions of more than forty years of research in Artificial Intelligence were methods and architectures aiming to describe, control, and adopt intelligent autonomous systems.

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Folklore

inspired

佛刊

Open Multi-Agent Systems: Agent Communication and Integrationtant ingredient is the generalisation of the traditional concept of value-passing to a communication mechanism that allows for the exchange of information. Additionally, an operational model for the language is given in terms of a transition system, which allows the formal derivation of computations.

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dithiolethione

Toward a Methodology for AI Architecture Evaluation: Comparing Soar and CLIPSathered from our tests indicate both qualitative and quantitative differences in these architectures and are used to explore how aspects of the architectures may affect the agent design process and the performance of agents implemented within each architecture.

HEED

Extending ConGolog to Allow Partial Ordering be maintained. Furthermore, it allows temporal constraints to be specified easily. We present an implementation of the .-construct in PROLOG which can be directly added to PROLOG implementations of ConGolog interpreters.