A Variety of Definitions
Intelligent agents have been defined many different ways. According to Nikola Kasabov IA systems should exhibit the following characteristics:
- accommodate new problem solving rules incrementally
- adapt online and in real time
- be able to analyze itself in terms of behavior, error and success.
- learn and improve through interaction with the environment (embodiment)
- learn quickly from large amounts of data
- have memory-based exemplar storage and retrieval capacities
- have parameters to represent short and long term memory, age, forgetting, etc.
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