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Kendall, E. A., M.T. Malkoun and C.H. Jiang, "The Application of Object-Oriented Analysis to Agent Based Systems", The Report on Object Oriented Analysis and Design / The Journal of Object Oriented Programming, February, 1997.
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.... refinement, role sequences Due to benefits in modularity, reuse, and portability, object oriented implementations are commonly employed for intelligent agents [4, 12, 18] There are also many patterns and models for intelligent agents that are based on extensions to object oriented techniques [10, 11, 12]. As agents are extensions of objects, they encompass all the E. A. Kendall, Agent Roles and Role Models features that objects have, adding autonomous, proactive, social, reactive, and intelligent behavior. Therefore, the object role dimensions cited in Table 1 are not sufficient for ....
Kendall, E. A., M.T. Malkoun and C.H. Jiang, "The Application of Object-Oriented Analysis to Agent Based Systems", The Report on Object Oriented Analysis and Design / The Journal of Object Oriented Programming, February, 1997.
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Kendall, E. A., M.T. Malkoun and C.H. Jiang, "The Application of Object-Oriented Analysis to Agent Based Systems", The Report on Object Oriented Analysis and Design in conjunction with The Journal of Object Oriented Programming, February, 1997.
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