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IAT
2005
IEEE
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2005
IEEE
Whenever independent, non-cooperative actors jointly have to solve a complex task, they need to coordinate their efforts. Typical examples of such task coordination problems are s...
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ICDM
2005
IEEE
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2005
IEEE
Many important industrial applications rely on data mining methods to uncover patterns and trends in large data warehouse environments. Since a data warehouse is typically updated...
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ICRA
2005
IEEE
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2005
IEEE
— It has been demonstrated in a number of robotic areas how the use of virtual fixtures improves task performance both in terms of execution time and overall precision, [1]. How...
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IPPS
2005
IEEE
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2005
IEEE
Today, the amount of main memory in mid-range servers is pushing practical limits with as much as 192 GB memory in a 24 processor system [21]. Further, with the onset of multi-thr...
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ATAL
2005
Springer
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2005
Springer
One aspect of rational behavior is that agents can pursue multiple goals in parallel. Current BDI theory and systems do not provide a theoretical or architectural framework for de...