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Exploring the future with resource-bounded agents
Journal of Logic, Language and Information 18 (1):3-21 (2008)
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We here describe research into the formal specification and implementation of resource-bounded agents. In particular, we provide an overview of our work on incorporating resource limitations into executable agent specifications. In addition, we outline future directions, highlighting both their promise and their problems.Other Versions
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