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Enhancing Visualization of Agent Interactions in Computational Systems

This project proposal aims to develop a comprehensive visualization window for simulating and analyzing agent behaviors in artificial intelligence applications. The visualization will allow users to start, stop, pause, and restart the simulation of multiple agents, each representing a unique program or robot. Users will have access to vital information about the agents and objects in the environment, such as name, size, position, and color. The goal is to create an intuitive interface that facilitates user interaction and enhances the understanding of agent dynamics within a defined simulation space.

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Enhancing Visualization of Agent Interactions in Computational Systems

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  1. cd5360 [Project Proposal]: Visualization of Agents Customer: Baran Çürüklü [Ph.D. Student in Computational Neuroscience] [Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence] E-mail: baran.curuklu@mdh.se Room: 312

  2. Definition • Agent: Program/robot that receives information from the environment and acts in a rational way. • WWW search engine. • A vacuum cleaning robot.

  3. Fridge TV Our Problem: The visualization window A successful Ph.D. Student agent_1 is working for peanuts.

  4. Requirements • Start/Stop/Pause/Restart the entire visualization (all agents). • Start/Stop/Pause a chosen agent. • Turn on/off tracing agent movements. • The user must have access to the information about the objects throughout the simulation: {name, size, position, color}. • Up to you how to provide this information.

  5. Modeling program Agent simulation system user Interactions/Interfaces

  6. Possible Input to the Modeling Program 0: < TV (pos 20 30) (size 15 15) (color b) > < agent_1 (pos 30 50) (size 10) (color brg) (go right 30) > < agent_2 (pos 75 10) (size 10) (color brg) (go up 40) > ... 1: < agent_1 (go up 15) > 2: < agent_2 (go right 3) > 3: < agent_2 (go up 35) > 4: < agent_1 (go right 25) > … *see third slide ``Our Problem: The visualization window”

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