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Some newbie questions on swarm
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Willi Richert |
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Some newbie questions on swarm |
Date: |
Mon, 6 Jan 2003 10:37:17 +0100 |
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Hi,
I am starting my thesis where I will study the behaviour of agents. These
agents shall observe each other and copy those behaviours which seem very
rewarding to themselves.
I've read some papers (citeseer) about swarm and am excited - it has
advantages very teambots looked very disadvantegous to me. This hierarchical
structure, the idea that observers are also just agents - all this show me
that many brain work has been done on swarm.
Nevertheless there are some questions:
1) (you guested the first one ;-) Is swarm really suited to my study or is
swarm only for simple algorithms executed by millions of agents?
2) Is swarm actively maintained?
3) Is there a Python port so that I can script it in Python?
4) Is MAML the way of choice for desigining my model, or will I have in either
case to handcraft my simulation code?
5) Are there some papers available regarding my work in connection with swarm?
Many thanks in advance,
willi richert,
University of Paderborn,
Germany
PS:
When I try to install it, I get:
checking for tclsh8.3... no
checking for tclsh8.2... no
checking for tclsh8.1... no
checking for tclsh8.0... no
checking for tclsh... yes
checking directory of tcl.h... no
configure: error: Please specify Tcl header path using --with-tcldir or
--with-tclincludedir
My installed rpms:
wr:/home/wr/suse # rpm -qa | grep tcl
postgresql-tcl-7.2.2-16
tcl-8.4-64
itcl-3.3-41
wr:/home/wr/suse # rpm -i ./2/suse/noarch/spectcl-1.1-576.noarch.rpm
wr:/home/wr/suse # rpm -qa | grep tcl
postgresql-tcl-7.2.2-16
tcl-8.4-64
itcl-3.3-41
spectcl-1.1-576
What is missing? (question 6? ;-)
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- Some newbie questions on swarm,
Willi Richert <=
Re: Some newbie questions on swarm, Paul Johnson, 2003/01/06