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Description This book is the first in a series on Artificial Intelligence. It provides an introduction to the topic with an emphasis on the use of agent-oriented design. Topics include agents, environments, agent movement, and agent embodiment. It also provides an introduction to programming in NetLogo. Accompanying the book is a series of exercises and NetLogo models (with source code and documentation) which can be run directly from an applet or downloaded. Content Preface AI programming languages and NetLogo Conventions used in this book series Volume Overview Acknowledgements Dedication 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. References About the Author Dr Teahan is a Lecturer in the School of Computer Science at Bangor University. Embed Embed Frame - Terms of Use The embed frame is free to use for private persons, universities and schools.
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