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Towards a real-time BDI model for ROS 2

Alzetta et al., 2019

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11110142569926012515
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Alzetta F
Giorgini P
et al.
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CEUR Workshop Proceedings

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In the race for automation, electronic devices are required to become more and more intelligent in order to make the correct choices in unforeseen situations without any need of human intervention. AI proposes basically two different approaches: machine learning …
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