What is Intelligent Agents

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Autonomous entity which observes through sensors and acts upon an environment using actuators (i.e. it is an agent) and directs its activity towards achieving goals. Learn more in: AI-Based Cyber Defense for More Secure Cyberspace

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This is a software agent that exhibits some form of artificial intelligence that assists the user and will act on his or her behalf in performing repetitive computer-related tasks. Learn more in: A Framework for Knowledge Management in E-Government

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It takes the decision on the basis of the virus evolution experience gained and the environmental impact in the light of the available resources. Learn more in: Impact of Statistical Intelligent Analysis on Corona Virus Disease

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Intelligent agents are independent modules combining information from several cameras (or several level of information) and incrementally constructing the model of the scene. Learn more in: Tracking Persons: A Survey

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Are software entities that execute a series of operations to meet other software or user needs. To build them Artificial Intelligence techniques are applied. Learn more in: Ubiquitous Learning Supporting Systems: A Challenge for Computing Software Designers

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Intelligent agents refer to software agents capable of being reactive, proactive and exhibiting social behaviour. Linking software and social behaviour intelligent agents are used in the chapter to describe multi-agent system architectures. Learn more in: Socio-Technical Systems and Knowledge Representation

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Artificial Intelligence technique that uses an entity of software or hardware to perceive and perform in a certain environment. Learn more in: eRiskGame: A Persistent Browser-Based Game for Supporting Project-Based Learning in the Risk Management Context

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Software programs that are capable of autonomous action without human input, and apply some degree of intelligence and learning to the task. Learn more in: The Human Resource Implications of Computers

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Software elements which help the user find information of specific interest to him/her without their explicit assistance. Learn more in: Semantic Web and E-Tourism

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A software entity that acts on behalf of the user to reduce both work and information load. It operates continuously and autonomously in a defined target environment. Learn more in: Relationships between Wireless Technology Investment and Organizational Performance

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In this article, the word agent refers to software entities which are capable of displaying autonomous, cooperative and flexible behaviour directed toward achieving a set of internal goals or objectives. Learn more in: Ambient Intelligence in Perspective