National Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 2006 · 15 citations · 8 references
ComputingAutonomous SystemsComputer ScienceArtificial IntelligenceDistributed SystemsSystems ArchitectureAction RepresentationAutomated ReasoningDistributed ControlDistributed Systems DesignIntelligent AgentsMulti-agent SystemsAgent PlanningAgent ReasoningArtificial Intelligence-based PlanningDeliberationDeliberation SystemsDeliberative Control ArchitectureDistributed ArchitectureDomain State
The Intelligent Distributed Execution Architecture (IDEA) is a real-time architecture that exploits artificial intelligence planning as the core reasoning engine for interacting autonomous agents. Rather than enforcing separate deliberation and execution layers, IDEA unifies them under a single planning technology. Deliberative and reactive planners reason about and act according to a single representation of the past, present and future domain state. The domain state behaves the rules dictated by a declarative model of the subsystem to be controlled, internal processes of the IDEA controller, and interactions with other agents. We present IDEA concepts - modeling, the IDEA core architecture, the unification of deliberation and reaction under planning - and illustrate its use in a simple example. Finally, we present several real-world applications of IDEA, and compare IDEA to other high-level control approaches.
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