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The Social Cognitive Actor: RBot

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Type: Software

Subject: 1.1.4 Layered agent control architectures

Subject: 2.6.1 Emergence of cooperation and social action

Subject: 2.6.2 Sociology, ethology, and their relationship to multi-agent systems

Subject: 2.2.2 Coordination languages and systems

Subject: DA8 Simulation

Subject: 2.4.1 Agent communication languages

Subject: DA10 Education

Subject: DA11 Robotics

Subject: 1.1.3 Hybrid agent control architectures

Member Organisation: 051 The Multi-Agent Systems Group, Rijksunversiteit Groningen

[Software] Helmhout, J.M. and Gazendam, H.W.M. and Jorna, R.J. and Roest, G.B. (2006) The Social Cognitive Actor: RBot. [Educational]

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Official URL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/act-rbot/

Abstract

Cognitive agent based social simulation toolkit (RBOT+MRS) / production system based on ACT-R (http://act-r.psy.cmu.edu) allows for modelling single actor cognitive experiments (RBOT) and multiple actors in a simulated (semiotic) world (RBOT + MRS).

Status: Active

Maturity: Alpha+ grade - public some basic functionality / some testing

License: LPGL/BSD-like open source

Support: Volunteer / email support 1-2 people

Application Areas: Other, Theoretical, Application Development

Deposited by Dr. Ing. J.M. Helmhout on 20 September 2006

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