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@INPROCEEDINGS{Huber97multipleroles,,
    author = {Marcus J. Huber and Tedd Hadley},
    title = {Multiple Roles, Multiple Teams, Dynamic Environment: Autonomous Netrek Agents},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference on Autonomous Agents},
    year = {1997},
    pages = {332--339},
    publisher = {ACM Press}
}

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We describe the architecture and performance of autonomous agents that play the complex, multi-faceted internet game called Netrek. To perform competently within Netrek, an agent must be capable of 1) reacting in real-time to arcade-like tasks and environment changes within the local surroundings, 2) reasoning about strategy and long-term tasks at a slower pace and on a global scale, and 3) coordinating both with teammates and against members of the opposing team. Agents capable of operating within the Netrek environment, therefore, require a reactive, flexible, multi-level framework. We describe in detail our current agent implementation, which is based upon the UMPRS (University of Michigan Procedural Reasoning System) architecture. As multi-agent coordination plays a significant role within the Netrek domain, we describe recent research in extending the current communication-based intra-team coordination scheme with a plan recognition scheme that enhances both intra- and inter-team ...

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