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Modeling Agents and their Environment
James J. Odell, H. Van Dyke Parunak, Mitch Fleischer, Sven Brueckner
Fausto Giunchiglia, James J. Odell, Gerhard Weiss (eds.)
Agent-Oriented Software Engineering III, pages 16–31
LNCS 2585
Springer
2003
Without an environment, an agent is effectively useless. Cut off from the rest of its world, the agent can neither sense nor act. An environment provides the conditions under which an entity (agent or object) can exist. It defines the properties of the world in which an agent will function. Designing effective agents requires careful consideration of both the physical and communicational aspects of their environment.
AOSE 2002 @ AAMAS 2002
Agent-Oriented Software Engineering III (edited volume, 2003) — Fausto Giunchiglia, James Odell, Gerhard Weiss