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There are several reasons why this problem is not trivial and so interests a lot of researchers both in artificial intelligence and cognitive science: | There are several reasons why this problem is not trivial and so interests a lot of researchers both in artificial intelligence and cognitive science: | ||
- | *the agents typically act in dynamic and unpredictable environments | + | * the agents typically act in dynamic and unpredictable environments |
- | *the agents typically acts in real time, therefore they must make decisions in a timely fashion | + | * the agents typically acts in real time, therefore they must make decisions in a timely fashion |
- | *humans are typically allowed to interact with the agents (and can be prejudicial to them) | + | * humans are typically allowed to interact with the agents (and can be prejudicial to them) |
- | *the agents are typically created to perform several tasks, which can be conflicting in terms of resources allocation | + | * the agents are typically created to perform several tasks, which can be conflicting in terms of resources allocation |
- | *the agents are often models of animals/ | + | * the agents are often models of animals/ |
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* The University of Memphis: [[http:// | * The University of Memphis: [[http:// | ||
* Michael Wooldridge: [[http:// | * Michael Wooldridge: [[http:// | ||
* Cyril Brom: [[http:// | * Cyril Brom: [[http:// | ||