The phrase "agent processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems, software, or methodologies that involve agents performing specific tasks or functions.
Example: "The agent processes data in real-time to provide immediate feedback to users."
Alternatives: "agent operations" or "agent activities".
A sequence diagram (Figure 2) shows these agent processes.
The next section outlines the Multi-Agent system (MAS), what interventions and feedback are, and the underlying agent processes involved in forming the intervention and feedback messages.
By having distinguished a number of agents and their interactions, the overall process can be analyzed as emerging from the individual agent processes.
Each event has an associated time stamp and the agent processes each event in the order of the time stamps starting with the least.
This subsection details the sequence of the agent processes for putting forward an intervention to the subject and giving the appropriate feedback, on demand.
When the user is detected to be restless the Sensor agent processes the bed sensor data associated with detecting restlessness (A), a sensor event is then sent to the context agent (B) – (C).
Terminate the migrant agent process or thread.
If a worker agent finishes execution and is running in mobile agent mode: (a) Terminate the migrant agent process or thread.
The first category consists solely of a managing agent (MA) and the second consists of many functional agents such as the manufacturability evaluation agent, resource agent, process-planning agent, scheduling agent, etc.
One denotes subjects (agents, processes, and officers), one denotes objects (files, directories, databases, and applications), one denotes actions (read, write, execute, and not access), and another denotes constraints (roles).
They conferred with one another throughout the free-agent process.
