Adaptive Learning Environment Based on Intelligent Agents

Palma-Orozco, Rosaura; Ruiz-Ledesma, Elena F.; Rosas-Trigueros, Jorge L.

doi:10.21125/inted.2017.2262

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“…Russel and Norvig define an agent as something that can perceive and act [35], while Wooldridge describes an agent as a computer system located in an environment in which it can act independently to achieve its design objectives [36]. MASs exhibit several characteristics, including autonomy, adaptability, intelligence, reactivity, initiative, social competence, and goal orientation [37]. The versatility of MASs in addressing distributed problems in dynamic scenarios has led to their widespread adoption across diverse fields [38].…”

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Sustainable Application of Automatically Generated Multi-Agent System Model in Urban Renewal

2023

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As cities expand, many old towns face the threat of being renovated or demolished. In recent years, the drawbacks of extensive urban renewal have become increasingly apparent, and the focus of urban development is gradually shifting from efficiency to quality. This study aims to combine urban renewal with emerging technologies to address the dilemma between efficiency and quality in urban renewal. The study found that algorithm models based on graph theory, topology, and shortest path principles neglect the influence of internal states and visual features on pedestrian activity, resulting in lower simulation accuracy. Although incorporating internal states and visual features into the core of the algorithm further improved the simulation accuracy, the model operates in a 3D environment with lower efficiency. To address the problems of insufficient simulation accuracy and low efficiency, this study proposes a dynamic pedestrian activity model based on a multi-agent system and incorporating visual features. The model simulates pedestrian daily activity paths using pheromones and virtual sensors as the core, and it was found that using Visibility Graph Analysis could accurately divide pheromones in the environment, thus obtaining more accurate simulation results. Subsequently, based on the optimized pedestrian model’s agent activity rules and dynamic pheromone theory, a model for automatically generating road paving in urban renewal projects was developed, and the generated results were verified for their rationality through design practice. This technology can effectively promote urban renewal and the preservation of historic neighborhoods, providing technical support for achieving sustainable urban development.

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