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An agent is a computer simulation of an individual who acts autonomously with a form of exosomatic (outside the body) memory common to all the other agents in the simulated environment. The agent encodes not only object locations, but also information about the accessibility structure of the environment being traversed. | An agent is a computer simulation of an individual who acts autonomously with a form of exosomatic (outside the body) memory common to all the other agents in the simulated environment. The agent encodes not only object locations, but also information about the accessibility structure of the environment being traversed. | ||
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Revision as of 22:53, 2 October 2016
An agent is a computer simulation of an individual who acts autonomously with a form of exosomatic (outside the body) memory common to all the other agents in the simulated environment. The agent encodes not only object locations, but also information about the accessibility structure of the environment being traversed.
Synonyms
[Automata]
