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AGENT MODELS

This article explores the concept of agent models and sensors in understanding the environment and making informed decisions in real time. It discusses various aspects such as percepts, action-effectors, condition-action rules, and the role of John S. Gero's agent models. Additionally, it delves into topics like learning, communication, reflective hypothesizer, and simple agent architecture.

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AGENT MODELS

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  1. AGENT MODELS

  2. sensors percepts ? environment actions agent effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  3. Sensors Agent What the world is like now Environment What action I should do now Condition-action rules Effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  4. Sensors Agent State What the world is like now How the world evolves What my actions do Environment What action I should do now Condition-action rules Effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  5. Sensors Agent State What the world is like now How the world evolves What it will be like if I do action A Environment What my actions do What action I should do now Goals Effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  6. Sensors Agent State What the world is like now How the world evolves What it will be like if I do action A What my actions do Environment How happy I will be in such a state Utility What action I should do now Effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  7. Performance standard Sensors Critic feedback changes Performance element Learning element Environment knowledge learning goals Problem generator Agent Effectors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  8. Communication with Tell and Ask Agent A Agent B KB KB Actions Percepts Actions Percepts Reasoning Reasoning John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  9. Language Language Agent A Agent B KB KB Actions Percepts Actions Percepts Reasoning Reasoning John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  10. Reflective Hypothesizer Conception Reactive Perception Reflexive Sensation Action Effectors Sensors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  11. Reflective Hypothesizer Conception Reactive Perception Reflexive Sensation Action Effectors Sensors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  12. Reflective Hypothesizer Conception Reactive Perception Reflexive Sensation Action Effectors Sensors John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  13. Simple Agent Architecture John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  14. Agent with STM John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  15. Learning Agent with STM and LTM John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  16. perception sensation John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

  17. conception perception John S. Gero 4.209 Agent Models Fall 2002

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