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....This situation may arise due to adaptiveness: an intelligent adversary will very likely adapt its tactics to exploit possible weaknesses in a tracker s behaviors. ffl Real time and dynamism: The tracker and trackee interact in real time; for example, in simulated airto air combat, speed is life (Shaw 1988) in the realworld, and in the simulated combat environment. ffl Complexity of environment: This is a realistic environment, in which entities and objects have a rich set of properties. ffl Cost of trial: Trials are not straightforward to run. Indeed, trials with same initial conditions may have ....

Shaw, R. L. 1988. Fighter combat: tactics and maneuvers.

....a pilot agent D confronts a team of four enemy fighters J, K, L and M. In Figure 1 a, D detects the four opponents turning towards its aircraft, and infers that they are approaching it with hostile intent. In Figure 1 b, the four opponents split up into two subteams, and begin a pincer maneuver(Shaw 1988). That is, one subteam (J and K) starts turning left, while the other subteam (L andM) starts turning right. Their goal is to trap D in the center, and attack it from two sides. By correctly tracking the pincer D effectively counteracts it it turns away from the center (Figure 1 b) Although ....

....Time Figure 5: Comparing the efficiency of team models and individual models. Time measured in simulation cycles. Focusing only on role assignment, Table 1 presents the reduction in tracking effort due to team models and CSP (assuming four agents in each tactic) Column 1 names different tactics(Shaw 1988). Column 2 estimates the (worstcase) total number of operators searched assuming roles assigned to individual agents rather than subteams. Column 3 shows the factor reduction in the operators searched when role assignment is based on teams subteams. The final column shows the actual results from ....

Shaw, R. L. 1988. Fighter combat: tactics and maneuvers.

....This situation may arise due to adaptiveness: an intelligent adversary will very likely adapt its tactics to exploit possible weaknesses in a tracker s behaviors. ffl Real time and dynamism: The tracker and trackee interact in real time; for example, in simulated airto air combat, speed is life (Shaw 1988) in the realworld, and in the simulated combat environment. ffl Complexity of environment: This is a realistic environment, in which entities and objects have a rich set of properties. ffl Cost of trial: Trials are not straightforward to run. Indeed, trials with same initial conditions may have ....

Shaw, R. L. 1988. Fighter combat: tactics and maneuvers.

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