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intelligent agent
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intelligent agent [in¦tel·ə·jənt ′ā·jənt]
(industrial engineering)
A computing hardware- or software-based system that operates without the direct intervention of humans or other agents, examples include robots, smart sensors, and Web-search software agents.


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Researchers who wish to design intelligent artificial agents can hope to achieve their ends merely by devising a sufficiently elaborate database of strings and a sufficiently complex algorithm for transforming the strings, without devoting attention to supplying the strings with meaning by establishing some connection between strings and the agent's physical environment.
9 The 15 papers in this collection present a Java simulator for optical burst switched networks, a relay race methodology for life cycle models, an intelligent simulation framework for integrated production systems, and an emotional agent model for improving the behavior of artificial agents.
 
 
 
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