Agent Architecture
Agent architecture defines the organizational structure and interaction of components within software agents or intelligent control systems, commonly referred to as cognitive architectures in intelligent agents.
Areas of application
- intelligent systems
- artificial intelligence
- computer science
- software engineering
- control systems
- cognitive psychology
Example
A company might use agent architecture to design an intelligent system that can automate customer service tasks, such as responding to customer inquiries and providing product recommendations. The agent architecture could define the components of the system, such as a natural language processing module, a knowledge base, and a decision-making algorithm, and specify how these components interact with each other.