MAVI: a multi-agent system for visual integration

This paper presents a control architecture for building integrated vision systems. This system is based on a multi-agent approach which allows the definition of an open and flexible architecture for the integration of visual modules. It is shown how this architecture permits the dynamic definition of the control with some visual goals to satisfy in the context of an active vision system.<<ETX>>

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