1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00155579
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Trends in distributed artificial intelligence

Abstract: Distributed artificial intelligence (DAI) is a subfield of artificial intelligence that deals with interactions of intelligent agents. Precisely, DAI attempts to construct intelligent agents that make decisions that allow them to achieve their goals in a world populated by other intelligent agents with their own goals. This paper discusses major concepts used in DAI today. To do this, a taxonomy of DAI is presented, based on the social abilities of an individual agent, the organization of agents, and the dynam… Show more

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“…Networking of intelligent robots, development of proactive service robotics systems, and application specific cyber-physical systems are all studied intensively (Luo et al, 2003). The current trend in the research of intelligent systems indicates that more integration and diversification has been achieved over the last decades and that this trend will most probably continues in the coming years (Chaib-Draa et al, 1992). …”
Section: Intelligence Of Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Networking of intelligent robots, development of proactive service robotics systems, and application specific cyber-physical systems are all studied intensively (Luo et al, 2003). The current trend in the research of intelligent systems indicates that more integration and diversification has been achieved over the last decades and that this trend will most probably continues in the coming years (Chaib-Draa et al, 1992). …”
Section: Intelligence Of Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…représentant directement un « expert » capable de résoudre un problème par lui-même [Ferber, 1995]. Ces programmes donnèrent, d'ailleurs, naissance à la notion d'agents artificiels capables de s'organiser pour accomplir collectivement les fonctionnalités qui leur sont demandées [Chaib-Draa et al, 1992] [Wooldridge, 2000]. Ainsi, un agent représente une entité informatique capable de prendre ses propres décisions, de se déplacer à travers un réseau informatique, d'échanger de l'information avec d'autres agents, d'apprendre, etc.…”
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“…Ces systèmes font partie de ce qu'il est convenu d'appeler l'Intelligence Artificielle Distribuée (IAD), branche relativement récente de l'intelligence artificielle [Ferber, 1995]. L'IAD s'intéresse à la conception d'agents artificiels capables de s'organiser pour accomplir collectivement les fonctionnalités qui leur sont demandées [Chaib-Draa et al, 1992] [Wooldridge, 2000]. Un agent est un programme capable de prendre ses propres décisions (autonome) l'autre [Dautenhahn, 2001].…”
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