Intelligent Agent Find its Way in the Drawing

Algirdas Sokas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.165.425

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Intelligent Agent Find its Way in the Drawing

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This article analyzes intelligent agent in the changing drawing. The objective is to find the shortest way between two points in the flat space with prominent polygon fences. This is an idealized task that a robot (agent) has to solve seeking to find its way in the environment (drawing). The creation tasks of intelligent agent are solved with agent unified modeling language. Graphical system can analyze drawing, forming graph, calculate graph matrices, extract route and prepare programs form with information. It discerns objects-classes: agent, graph, route, which have some properties and methods. System test is executed with three drawings. Design system and example of intelligent agent in the drawing is presented. Intelligent agent systems are discussed and conclusions are made.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 165)

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Algirdas Sokas

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Agent Unified Modeling Language, Graph Theory, Intelligent Agent

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