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  Specifying multirobot coordination in ICPGolog – from simulation towards real robots (2003) [10 citations — 5 self]

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by F. Dylla, A. Ferrein, G. Lakemeyer
In Proc. of the Workshop on Issues in Designing Physical Agents for Dynamic Real-Time Environments: World modeling, planning, learning, and communicating (IJCAI 03
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Abstract:

Deliberation in highly-dynamic domains such as robotic soccer requires a rich representation language that can deal with continuous change, uncertainty, and multiple agents, among other things. For this purpose we have developed the language ICPGOLOG, a variant of the logic-based action language GOLOG. We show how to specify plans for soccer agents such as playing a double pass in ICP-GOLOG and report on experimental results in the ROBOCUP SIMULATION league. We have also recently integrated ICPGOLOG as the high-level control language into our MID-SIZE soccer team. We discuss the software architecture and some of the differences between agent modeling in the SIMU-LATION and MID-SIZE league. 1

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