A Multi-Agent PotentiAl Field bAsed APProAch For reAl-tiMe strAtegy gAMe bots

Computer games in general and Real-Time Strategy (RTS) games in particular provide a rich challenge for both human- and computer controlled players, often denoted as bots. The player or bot control ...

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