With home prices having soared in the past four years, older houses with leaky roofs and peeling paint have been a boon to real estate agents seeking to satisfy people looking for a house they can afford in a market that has -- for some -- become increasingly unaffordable.
A pure functionalist may say that such a person has no desires, since desires, by definition, are states that agents attempt to satisfy.
7. When the set of outcomes is infinite, the agent needs to satisfy an additional axiom.
An agent ought to satisfy Probabilism because non-probabilistic credence functions suffer from a serious epistemic defect (namely, being accuracy dominated) that does not beset probabilistic ones.
Whether or not it is true by definition, i.e., whether real agents can fail to satisfy its demands, the EU characterisation of rationality serves to structure and thus identify an agent's preference attitudes.
The picture that emerged of the intelligence service here was of a kind of sadistic shakedown operation, where agents took prisoners to satisfy their masters but extracted money to satisfy themselves.
In this sense, an embedded electronic system implementation paradigm can be applied to the design of autonomous intelligent agents in order to satisfy the above mentioned characteristics.
A set of controls (u_{k}in mathcal {U}_{k}, 0leq kleq N,) for (N+1) agents is called to satisfy an ε-Nash equilibrium with respect to the costs J k, 0≤k≤N, if there exists ε≥0 such that for any fixed 0≤i≤N, we have J_{i} u_{i},u_{-i})leq J_{i} u'_{i},u_{-i})+epsilon (32).
However, most of these agents are unable to satisfy the requirements of effectiveness, low toxicity and specificity.
