agent的示例

• Los Angeles is full of beautiful girls working as waitresses, hoping to be discovered by a movie agent.

• She has worked as an estate agent among other things.

• The agent has put a price of £120,000 on our house.

• The undercover agents went to the rendezvous knowing that it might be a trap.

• Unhappy tourists have pointed the finger at unhelpful travel agents.

• The discovery protocols allow agents to search for elements.

• By making the agents communicate in a simulation environment, we can analyze whether the agents indeed build a minimal communication vocabulary.

• Agents are not cognizant of other agents' requirements.

• However, none of these seems to be applicable to agents.

• Users must trust their personal agents in order to volunteer information to them.

• Section 3 does likewise for personal and information agents which in this paper also subsumes mobile agents.

• The key hypothesis is that agents need not be stationary.

• At the risk of oending many esteemed academic agents researchers, many of whom we know very well and collaborate with, we dare mention the following.

• There are three main interaction strategies that have been discussed in the literature, namely co-operative agents, self-interested agents and hostile agents.

• There has been a considerable amount of work on distributed planning, scheduling, resource allocation and control problems for co-operative agents.

• From the architectural point of view, this sort of agents does not seem to be very interesting.

• The realisation of an endto-end business process could involve contributions from many dierent agents.

• In this paper we review three approaches to the control of computation in resource-bounded agents.

• To summarise, in this section we discussed some background issues in the control of reasoning in resource-bounded agents.

• Currently interface agents mainly learn correlations between situations that the user encounters and the actions he or she performs.