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AI: what simulationists really need to know

The authors discuss aspects of the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to simulation. The topics covered are: the place of AI techniques and an AI philosophy for simulation; expanding the bounds of simulation; what simulationists need to know about their problems; AI and simulation-some lessons learned; and AI contributions to simulation.<<ETX>>

David P. Miller | Paul A. Fishwick | David W. Franke | R. J. Firby | J. Rothenberg

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