Sentence examples for cooperative planning from inspiring English sources

Distributed and cooperative planning generalizes the problem of planning in domains where several agents plan and act together and have to share resources, activities, and goals.

In this paper, the authors propose a practical cooperative planning architecture of multiple mobile robots by means of a layered architecture consisting of a physical layer, a geometrical layer, and an informational layer.

The problem arises in many application areas, such as natural-language processing and story understanding, psychological modeling and cognitive science, intelligent computer interfaces, surveillance and supervision systems, plan execution monitoring, and multiagent cooperative planning.

With the new rule and a greater emphasis on cooperative planning with various interest groups, Mr. Tidwell said, plans governing individual forest plants could be written twice as fast — in three or four years, as opposed to the current five, six or seven.

The next section describes the development of the node used to perform cooperative planning based on visual servoing.

Some of them almost ignored Marina Place, as if it were a foregone conclusion, and instead asked the council to look ahead and join them in fighting to scale back Playa Vista and other projects in the area and to accept Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley's invitation to discuss cooperative planning.

Farmland, the nation's largest farmer-owned agricultural cooperative, plans most of the job cuts in the Kansas City area; it employs 17,000 worldwide.

Ms. Paul, who spent much of her career as a school librarian in the Monmouth County schools before going to the cooperative, plans to retire in about five years, when she reaches 65.

Through threats of legal action, PinOak succeeded in 1999 in thwarting the startup of an SSB e-mail cooperative planned by Mr. Waterman and the Seven Seas Cruising Association, a nonprofit organization with a membership of some 11,000 cruising sailors.

He says, "Agriculture is the least digitized area". Using a wide variety of data sources (for example, satellite data and data received from farmers), Waterwatch Cooperative plans to record and analyze crop-specific data, meter-by-meter around the world.

Cooperative project planning.