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Citation: Barbara Hayes-Roth and Micheal Hewett and Richard Washington and Rattikorn Hewett and Adam Seiver. (1988) Distributing Intelligence Within an Individual. In Distributed artificial intelligence: vol. 2, ,,385-412,1988.
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| author | Barbara Hayes-Roth and Micheal Hewett and Richard Washington and Rattikorn Hewett and Adam Seiver
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| title | Distributing Intelligence Within an Individual
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| journal | Distributed artificial intelligence: vol. 2
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| pages | 385-412
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| year | 1988
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| publisher | Morgan Kaufmann
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| abstract | Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) refers to systems in which decentralized, cooperative agents work synergistically to perform a task. Alternative DAI models resemble particular biological or social systems, such as teams, contract nets, or societies. Our DAI model resembles a single individual, characterized by adaptability, versatility, and coherence. The proposed DAI architecture comprises a hierarchy of loosely coupled agents for specific perception, action, and reasoning functions, all operating under the supervision of a top-level control agent. We demonstrate the proposed architecture in the Guardian system for intensive-care monitoring.
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| KSL Technical Report ID: KSL-88-50
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| Abstract | Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) … Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) refers to systems in which decentralized, cooperative agents work synergistically to perform a task. Alternative DAI models resemble particular biological or social systems, such as teams, contract nets, or societies. Our DAI model resembles a single individual, characterized by adaptability, versatility, and coherence. The proposed DAI architecture comprises a hierarchy of loosely coupled agents for specific perception, action, and reasoning functions, all operating under the supervision of a top-level control agent. We demonstrate the proposed architecture in the Guardian system for intensive-care monitoring. dian system for intensive-care monitoring. |
| Author | Barbara Hayes-Roth and Micheal Hewett and Richard Washington and Rattikorn Hewett and Adam Seiver + |
| Bibtype | article + |
| Has author | Barbara Hayes-Roth and Micheal Hewett and Richard Washington and Rattikorn Hewett and Adam Seiver + |
| Has identifier | KSL-88-50 + |
| Has publishing details | ,,385-412,1988 + |
| Has title | Distributing Intelligence Within an Individual + |
| Has where published | Distributed artificial intelligence: vol. 2 + |
| Has year | 1988 + |
| Journal | Distributed artificial intelligence: vol. 2 + |
| Ksl tr id | KSL-88-50 + |
| Pages | 385-412 + |
| Process note | GOOGLE + |
| Publisher | Morgan Kaufmann + |
| Title | Distributing Intelligence Within an Individual + |
| Year | 1988 + |
