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==Internal State==
 
==Internal State==
 
The internal state is defined by the behaviour of the agents body. The body is not part of the agents decision unit. We use body parameters to configure the initial state and the behaviour of the body.
 
The internal state is defined by the behaviour of the agents body. The body is not part of the agents decision unit. We use body parameters to configure the initial state and the behaviour of the body.
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To understand the used concept see [[Parameter Concept]] and to see the available body parameters see [[Body Parameters]].
 
To understand the used concept see [[Parameter Concept]] and to see the available body parameters see [[Body Parameters]].
  
 
==Personality Parameters==
 
==Personality Parameters==
 
We use personality parameters to configure the decision unit of the agent corresponding to his personality.
 
We use personality parameters to configure the decision unit of the agent corresponding to his personality.
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To understand the used concept see [[Parameter Concept]] and to see the available personality parameters see [[Personality Parameters]].
 
To understand the used concept see [[Parameter Concept]] and to see the available personality parameters see [[Personality Parameters]].

Revision as of 09:14, 4 July 2013

There are 4 ways to adapt the simulation

  • Simulation Environment
  • Internal State
  • Personality Parameters
  • Memory

Simulation Environment

To configure the Simulation Environment use the Scenario file

Internal State

The internal state is defined by the behaviour of the agents body. The body is not part of the agents decision unit. We use body parameters to configure the initial state and the behaviour of the body.

To understand the used concept see Parameter Concept and to see the available body parameters see Body Parameters.

Personality Parameters

We use personality parameters to configure the decision unit of the agent corresponding to his personality.

To understand the used concept see Parameter Concept and to see the available personality parameters see Personality Parameters.