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Abstract: This paper identifies a collection of high level questions which need to be posed by designers of toolkits for developing intelligent agents (e.g. What kinds of scenarios are to be developed? What sorts of agent architectures are required? What are the scenarios to be used for? Are speed and ease of development more or less important than speed and robustness of the final system?). It then considers some of the toolkit design options relevant to these issues, including some concerned... (Update)
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.... resources, and many agents may be required to investigate the behaviour of the system as a whole or even the behaviour of a single agent [10]. One solution to this problem is to attempt to exploit the high degree of parallelism inherent in agent based systems. However work to...
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Aaron Sloman, "What's an AI toolkit for?," in Software Tools for Developing Agents: Papers from the 1998 Workshop, Jeremy Baxter and Brian Logan, Eds. July 1998, pp. 1--10, AAAI Press, Technical Report WS--98-- 10. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/sloman98whats.html More
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title = "What's an AI toolkit",
text = "Aaron Sloman, What's an AI toolkit for?, in Software Tools for Developing
Agents: Papers from the 1998 Workshop, Jeremy Baxter and Brian Logan, Eds.
July 1998, pp. 1--10, AAAI Press, Technical Report WS--98-- 10.",
year = "1998",
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Citations (may not include all citations):303 Unified Theories of Cognition (context) - Newell - 1990
42 Descartes' Error (context) - Damasio - 1994
41 Goal processing in autonomous agents - Beaudoin - 1994
33 Explorations in design space - Sloman - 1994
22 Prolegomena to a theory of communication and affect - Sloman - 1992
11 Reactive and motivational agents: Towards a collective minde.. - Davis - 1996
10 Architectures and tools for human-like agents - Sloman, Logan - 1998
1 and Beaudoin (context) - Wright, Sloman - 1996
1 California: American Association for Artificial Intelligence (context) - Park - 1995
1 Affective Computing (context) - Press - 1997
1 London: William Heinemann Ltd (context) - http, stanford et al. - 1987
1 Sim agent: A toolkit for exploring agent designs (context) - UK, Press et al. - 1996
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