Representing Knowledge of Resource-bounded Agents
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Summary
The notion of algorithmic knowledge is introduced — a concept that is suited for establishing a direct link between and agent’s available resources and his knowledge and is useful for modeling resource-bounded agents.
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- article
- Published
- 2003-01-01
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- 2
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- 13
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Keywords
Bounded function, Computer science, Resource (disambiguation), Mathematics, Computer network
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