Collected Papers of the Soar/IFOR Project. Spring 1994

Abstract

Since the summer of 1992, the Soar/IFOR research group has been building intelligent automated agents for tactical air simulation. The ultimate goal of this project is to develop automated pilots whose behavior in simulated engagements is indistinguishable from that of human pilots. This technical report is a collection of the research paper's that have been generated from this project as of Spring 1994. The research covered in these papers spans a wide spectrum of issues in agent development such as explanation, managing situational awareness, managing multiple interacting goals, coordination between multiple agents, natural language processing, developing believable agents, event tracking, and the infrastructure to support agent development, including knowledge acquisition and use, interfacing to simulation environments, and developing low cost simulators.

Document Details

• Document Type: Technical Report
• Publication Date: Apr 25, 1994
• Accession Number: ADA280063

Entities

People

• David Keirsey
• Frank V. Koss
• Jill F. Lehman
• John E. Laird
• Karl B. Schwamb
• Paul E. Neilsen
• Paul Simon Rosenbloom
• Randolph M. Jones
• Robert Rubinoff
• W. L. Johnson

Organizations

• Carnegie Mellon University

Tags

Communities of Interest

• Air Platforms
• Biomedical
• C4I
• Ground and Sea Platforms
• Sensors
• Weapons Technologies

DTIC Thesaurus Topics

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cognitive Science
• Computational Science
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science
• Computers
• Doctrine
• Electronic Mail
• Expert Systems
• Fighter Aircraft
• Flight Simulators
• Flight Training
• Information Science
• Natural Language Processing
• Psychology
• Situational Awareness
• Students

Readers

• Agent-Based Social Robotics and Mobile-Assisted Learning in Virtual Environments.
• Aviation Science / Aeronautics.
• Defense Technology Research and Development.

Technology Areas

• AI & ML