Reference - nareyek-02-gameagents

Reference: nareyek-02-gameagents

Reference Nareyek, A. 2002.
Intelligent Agents for Computer Games.
In Marsland, T. A., and Frank, I. (eds.), Computers and Games, Second International Conference, CG 2000, Springer LNCS 2063, 414-422.
Abstract
In modern computer games - like action, adventure, role-playing, strategy, simulation and sports games - artificial intelligence (AI) techniques play an important role. However, the requirements of such games are very different from those of the games normally studied in AI.

This article discusses which approaches and fields of research are relevant to achieve a sophisticated goal-directed behavior for modern computer games' non-player characters. It also presents a classification of approaches for autonomous agents and gives an overview of a solution developed in the EXCALIBUR project.

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Online Content
The article includes content from the AI Center pages below. Please note that the online pages may contain updated/revised versions, and probably do not cover the complete article:

Artificial Intelligence for Computer Games
Autonomous Agents
Reactive Agents
Triggering Agents
Deliberative Agents
Hybrid Agents
Anytime Agents

Reference	Nareyek, A. 2002. Intelligent Agents for Computer Games. In Marsland, T. A., and Frank, I. (eds.), Computers and Games, Second International Conference, CG 2000, Springer LNCS 2063, 414-422.
Abstract	In modern computer games - like action, adventure, role-playing, strategy, simulation and sports games - artificial intelligence (AI) techniques play an important role. However, the requirements of such games are very different from those of the games normally studied in AI. This article discusses which approaches and fields of research are relevant to achieve a sophisticated goal-directed behavior for modern computer games' non-player characters. It also presents a classification of approaches for autonomous agents and gives an overview of a solution developed in the EXCALIBUR project.
Download	Rules and Regulations [PostScript; 72 Kb] [compressed PostScript; 36 Kb] [download viewer]
Online Content	The article includes content from the AI Center pages below. Please note that the online pages may contain updated/revised versions, and probably do not cover the complete article: Artificial Intelligence for Computer Games Autonomous Agents Reactive Agents Triggering Agents Deliberative Agents Hybrid Agents Anytime Agents