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On the sources of complexity in agent design

Wooldridge, 2000

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11581950322687100473
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Wooldridge M
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Applied Artificial Intelligence

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This article addresses the question of what makes agent design hard. This is a fundamental issue not just for the intelligent agents community, but also for the computer science and software engineering communities in general. The article begins by presenting a simple …
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