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Behavior tree

Known as: Behavior Trees, Behaviour Trees, Behaviour tree 
Behavior trees are a formal, graphical modelling language used primarily in systems and software engineering. Behavior trees employ a well-defined… 
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2019
2019
Evolving behaviour trees for automated discovery of novel combat strategy in real-time strategy wargames
2014
2014
Leveraging Linked Data to Build Hypermedia-Driven Web APIs
In this chapter we will illustrate how Linked Data can be used to create loosely coupled, hypermedia-driven Web APIs. Apart from… 
2006
2006
Architecture Normalization for Component-based Systems
2006
2006
Humanoid Robots: Abarenbou and DaoDan
This paper describes our latest humanoid robots Abarenbou and DaoDan. Abarenbou is a modification of the commercially available… 
2004
2004
A model for object-based distributed processing using behaviour trees
2002
2002
Tree extension algebras: logics, automata, and query languages
We study relations on trees defined by first-order constraints over a vocabulary that includes the tree extension relation T<T… 
1999
1999
A Formal Approach to Conformance Testing of Distributed Routing Protocols
This paper proposes a formal approach to conformance testing for OSPF v2, a widely used distributed routing protocol in Internet… 
1997
1997
Static and Dynamic Abstraction Solves the Problem of Chatter in Qualitative Simulation
One of the major factors hindering the use of qualitative simulation techniques to reason about the behavior of complex dynamical… 
1994
1994
Reasoning in Logic about Continuous Systems
1992
1992
Goal oriented execution for LOTOS
The dynamic semantics of LOTOS are defined in terms of axioms and inference rules which generate, from a given behaviour… 
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