| 词汇 | example_english_agent |
| 释义 | Examples of agentThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. 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. A key feature of the approach presented here is that all agents share the same generic argument tree but can instantiate their own actual arguments. Collins presented customer and supplier agents that collaborate to create supply-chain transactions based on a common market ontology and independent market sessions. We conclude this section with a brief overview of issues involving the resource-boundedness of agents. Moreover, the question of using complex cognitive agents versus simple reactive ones is still a matter of debate. Desires would have to be appropriately grounded in the agent's needs and interests. The estate itself was largely given over to the management of a number of agents. If this is true of individual moral agents, it is even more true of political communities. The blame for pongaje was no longer put on the higher echelons of the political authority, but rather on its lowly agents. In particular, the role of political parties as legitimizing agents during periods of rapid economic and social change, is crucial. Firstly, it is sometimes possible to engineer the protocol of interaction such that the participating agents find no gain in utility by lying or colluding. The agents are cooperative in the sense that they have to anticipate non-cooperative situations in order to avoid them. When they encounter other agents, they learn about them (with a limited size memory). Operator agents: an operator has its own abilities. In this paper, we present a summary of the state-of-the-art in user profiling in the context of intelligent information agents. Thus, the challenge is to define suitable private utility functions for the individual agents, given the performance of the collective. There are indeed many factors that contribute to the similarity between agents and objects. The second view deals with knowledge that can be used to model other agents and based on which rational social decisions can be taken. The environment is first of all a shared common 'space' for the agents, which structures the whole system. Imagine a population of agents playing the same strategy. In such cases, agents use both kinds of resources to identify relevant pieces of information and discard non-relevant ones simultaneously. Indeed, an agent's success depends mainly on the available information about users and its ability to represent user interests. An extension of this methodology allows one to simulate the collaboration among agents. Of course, agents acting in the society must have a certain level of sophistication to know how and when to use such services. Secondly, an agent's reputation as being a liar (or truthful) can be spread by the system. Goals lead the agent's actions and are organised in a hierarchy of sub-goals. Drawing from our own experiences with biological societies, a society of agents intuitively brings to mind a long-lived, social construct. Agents are cooperative, so during this negotiation process agents explicitly decide what coalition(s) they are willing to join based on perceived gains in utility. In this case, it would be the leading or representative agents forming the commitment, not arbitrary members of the coalition. The first approach is inspired by social science and models the environment as a set of mediating artifacts that agents can use. Many disease agents need hosts other than man in which to spend an early part of their life cycle or part of their adult life. Therefore, in this view, agents in the informal sector are not worse off than identical agents in the formal sector. However, she need not regard predators as moral agents to make her case plausible. The yarns are brought together by the activity of causal agents such as the shuttle, loom and weaver, and the end product is the cloth. I claim only that agents need not doubt moral claims for which they lack secular corroboration. The matter is not a consequentialist one of adding goods, but rather a deontological one of recognizing agents. Independently of these market forces, the usefulness of many chemical agents is also declining. Indeed, oligoarginines themselves have demonstrated interesting potential as cell-delivery agents. Chemotherapeutic agents may potentially exacerbate inflammatory processes, causing excess release of cytokines. There are three classes of agents interacting at the firm level : the manager of the firm, a representative single worker, and outside shareholders. In addition to providing chronological controls to date environmental change, tephra may also act as agents of environmental change. The result is that we can avoid the problem of copying agents s: we do not copy them, instead we tell them to copy. Young and middle-aged agents may augment the capital stock by purchasing investment goods from the firm. First, it follows from symmetry that all agents who change their price at date t will make the same decision. The definition of real rigidity is that price-setting agents can tolerate large changes in aggregate demand without altering relative prices. The amount of heterogeneity across agents is easily analyzed through the use of a common rule set. Thus, as the analysis shows, boundedly rational agents do not do much worse than rational agents. Rational agents' decisions do not affect the outcomes of the economy. At the same time, on average, the bestperforming boundedly rational agents always do better than the rational agents. Utilities of three classes of boundedly rational agents are used for comparison. Their ability to push the market toward the simple equilibrium cannot overcome the high-frequency fluctuations of shorter-horizon agents. Given a zero interest rate, and discounting, intertemporal optimizing agents would want to borrow. The model allows for agents to put funds in a risk-free asset which is available in infinite supply. Such reoptimization by individual agents is not possible in the standard two-period environment. Agents only live for 11 periods, and so, we consider all of the correlations between forecast errors that occur over agents' lifetimes. 12. The distortionary effect of social security is then higher relative to that for other agents from the same cohort. The remaining agents would be much worse off than what is indicated by the actuarially fair measure. I then compare the utility of agents in the economy without the system with the utility they attain when the system is implemented. We assume initially that all agents are rational, and agents will take the prescribed disinflation announcement as the actual path of money. Increasing the proportion of adaptive agents to 20% significantly changes the results. As a result, for larger v, a larger proportion of adaptive agents is required to produce zero net output. Thus, in equilibrium, all agents accumulate capital at the same average rate, though subject to idiosyncratic shocks that reflect the underlying shocks to productivity. In addition, notice that, when old, all the agents must travel to a central island. Equilibrium consumption in states 4 and 5 turns out to be 10 for both agents. If agents are relatively impatient, the opposite applies. In these cases, the agents put a heavy (and perhaps unrealistic) weight on the less recent information in the unsophisticated predictor. Using robust control theory is a way to let our agents share the experiences of econometricians. First, relocated agents must be given currency or liquidated investment. Young agents can trade with old agents and can deposit resources in a bank. All agents observe all outcomes in the economy starting at an initial time t0 when the market starts functioning. Intermediate half-life agents (eg, lorazepam or clonazepam) are commonly used. The lack of a mammary phenotype in our studies could be due to differences in the targeting constructs, the genetic backgrounds, or even environmental agents. Human beings are free and cognitively fallible agents and because they are both (and perhaps because they are each) they are also morally fallible agents. In other words, history is a region of totalisation, and the agents of totalisation are individuals. We are what we seem to be, agents who make a difference causally in what occurs. The -er nouns generally denote agents rather than instruments (in a ratio of 3:1). We do not give our agents the impression of belonging. To what extent do military industries operate as independent agents, influencing their own governments' policies on armament and the international arms trade? Lithium, carbamazepine and other mood stabilising agents may help in the management of challenging behaviour. The urban accounts most useful for an analytical study of the local economy are those which establish the matrix of transactions between different economic agents. The number of these royal agents acting in an administrative or judicial capacity within the county increased considerably. Ants are also good agents of protection: they are well-armed and numerous. Every member receives a free copy and these directories are also supplied to contractors, agents and venues. Currently, music business solicitors are in the talent-spotting game, just like record companies, publishers, managers and agents. Most booking agents charge a commission of 15 per cent which is payable on the gross fees for any live work. 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