Implementing an composition architecture for an online game software
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.13547Keywords:
agent planning, problems in real time and online game software ENVIRO, web architecture for Web service compositionAbstract
This paper presents architecture for Web service composition, in which a plan of composition is constructed based on an agent planning, which can be executed in a concurrent way during its composition in order to estimate the following action to be executed instead of preparing a complete plan which frequently would be invalidated. This feature is invaluable when it comes to addressing problems in real time. Specifically we propose a test domain online games software, called ENVIRO.
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