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Everyday Believability

Believable Agents must be able to handle a large number of goals, opportunistically acting on them while maintaining a focus of purpose. They also must be able to operate over long life times without signifIcant performance degradations. We describe in this paper a method of managing an agent's...

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Main Authors:	Pelton, Garrett A, Lehman, Jill F
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Subjects:	ALGORITHMS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION CONTROL THEORY Cybernetics DECISION MAKING DEGRADATION EXECUTIVE ROUTINES LEARNING MACHINES LONG RANGE(TIME) OPERATING SYSTEMS(COMPUTERS) OPTIMIZATION PATTERN RECOGNITION RULE BASED SYSTEMS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
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