Search
  • All Journals
Advanced Search
Search articles by Title, Author, Keywords, DOI
3.9CiteScore
1.3Impact Factor
Advanced Search
MAP  >  The Knowledge Engineering Review
2001 Volume 16
Article Contents
Next Previous
RESEARCH ARTICLE   Open Access    

The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents

More Information
  • Autonomous agents are systems capable of autonomous decision-making in real-time environments. Computation is a valuable resource for such decision-making, and yet the amount of computation that an autonomous agent may carry out will be limited. It follows that an agent must be equipped with a mechanism that enables it to make the best possible use of the computational resources at its disposal. In this paper we review three approaches to the control of computation in resource-bounded agents. In addition to a detailed description of each framework, this paper compares and contrasts the approaches, and lists the advantages and disadvantages of each.
  • 加载中

  • Cite this article

    MARTIJN SCHUT, MICHAEL WOOLDRIDGE. 2001. The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 16:157 doi: 10.1017/S0269888901000157
    MARTIJN SCHUT, MICHAEL WOOLDRIDGE. 2001. The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 16:157 doi: 10.1017/S0269888901000157
    shu
Download PDF

Article Metrics

Article views(13) PDF downloads(989)

Other Articles By Authors

RESEARCH ARTICLE   Open Access    

The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents

  • Published online: 15 February 2002
The Knowledge Engineering Review  16,  Article number: 10.1017/S0269888901000157  (2001)  |  Cite this article

Abstract: Autonomous agents are systems capable of autonomous decision-making in real-time environments. Computation is a valuable resource for such decision-making, and yet the amount of computation that an autonomous agent may carry out will be limited. It follows that an agent must be equipped with a mechanism that enables it to make the best possible use of the computational resources at its disposal. In this paper we review three approaches to the control of computation in resource-bounded agents. In addition to a detailed description of each framework, this paper compares and contrasts the approaches, and lists the advantages and disadvantages of each.

    HTML

    Rights and permissions
    • © 2001 Cambridge University Press
  • About this article
    Cite this article
    MARTIJN SCHUT, MICHAEL WOOLDRIDGE. 2001. The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 16:157 doi: 10.1017/S0269888901000157
    MARTIJN SCHUT, MICHAEL WOOLDRIDGE. 2001. The control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 16:157 doi: 10.1017/S0269888901000157
    shu

    • Catalog

      /

      DownLoad:  Full-Size Img  PowerPoint
      Return
      Return