Agent State
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An Agent State is a system state that characterizes the current state of an agent.
- AKA: Actor State, Entity State, Agent Condition.
- Context:
- It can represent an agent's capability through state assessment.
- It can control an agent's behavior through state rules.
- It can define an agent's interaction through state requirements.
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- It can often change through agent state transitions.
- It can often determine agent permissions.
- It can often combine with other agent states.
- It can often restrict agent actions.
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- It can range from being a Temporary State to being a Permanent State, depending on its duration.
- It can range from being a Simple State to being a Complex State, depending on its composition.
- It can range from being a Discrete State to being a Continuous State, depending on its value type.
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- It can have state verification through assessment.
- It can have state maintenance through control.
- It can have state transition through event.
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- Examples:
- Agent State Categories, such as:
- Individual Agent States, such as:
- Organic Agent States, such as:
- Artificial Agent States, such as:
- Collective Agent States, such as:
- Organization States, such as:
- Group Agent States, such as:
- Individual Agent States, such as:
- Agent State Dimensions, such as:
- Internal Agent States, such as:
- External Agent States, such as:
- Agent State Relationships, such as:
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- Agent State Categories, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- System State, which represents overall system condition rather than agent condition.
- Process State, which tracks process execution rather than agent condition.
- Resource State, which describes resource status rather than agent condition.
- See: Agent, State, Agent Type, State Type, System State.