Web-Based Simulation Of Agent Behaviors
André Campos, David R.C. Hill · 1998
In this paper we present a web-based simulation of autonomous software agents enabling the user to change interactively their behavior. The simulation is implemented in the Java language in order to be incorporated into Web pages and run remotely. The main goal of this work is to study web-based exploration environments, allowing on-line changes on the behavior model of a multi-agent simulation. This technique is particularly interesting when domain expert end-users are not locally present. The simulation application presented is a simple prey-predator problem example where the behavior of agents is based on the pursuit incertitude, the latter being modeled with fuzzy sets.