| A. Barrett. Autonomy architectures for a constellation of spacecraft. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence, pages 291--298, 1999. |
....targets may have varying degrees of importance[17] Thus, agents must reason about how to optimally allocate their sensors. Or, in autonomous space exploration, a constellation of satellites orbiting a planet must construct a joint plan that maximizes the amount of scienti c information collected [2]. DCOP includes a set of variables, each variable is assigned to an agent who has control of its value, and agents must coordinate their choice of values so that a global objective function is optimized. The global objective function is modelled as a set of constraints, and each agent knows about ....
A. Barrett. Autonomy architectures for a constellation of spacecraft. In International Symposium on Arti cial Intelligence Robotics and Automation in Space (ISAIRAS), 1999.
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A. Barrett. Autonomy architectures for a constellation of spacecraft. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence, pages 291--298, 1999.
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A. Barrett. Autonomy architectures for a constellation of spacecraft. In International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence Robotics and Automation in Space (ISAIRAS), 1999.
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A. Barrett. Autonomy architectures for a constellation of spacecraft. In International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence Robotics and Automation in Space (ISAIRAS), 1999.
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