2-APL UPC project.
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\frame{
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\frametitle{Prototype: concepts}
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\begin{itemize}
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\item The idea of the prototype was for it to simply allow the designer of the game agents to view live how the agents play
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\item By showing the game steps at human eye sight speed, one could see the game in action instead of staring at a console.
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\item The prototype is an approach of our Prometheus design of Briscola Chimiata applied to 2APL.
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\item We want ot test the develop of a real problem using 2APL platform.
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\item Cover all the scenarios, with the minimum functionalities.
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\item The GUI allows the designer of the agents to view how the agents play.
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%\item By showing the game steps at human eye sight speed, one could see the game in action instead of staring at a console.
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\item Fancy graphics were never intended, it is marely a visual aid, not an actual game to be played.
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\frametitle{Prototype : The future}
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\begin{itemize}
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\item Since the GUI can be easely extended, it could be possible to allow human players to join.
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\item Or even more interesting, by adding the required libraries, one could potentially play on a server and have agents designed by different people play each other.
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\item Due to lack of community this feature is unlikely to be added.
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\item Make agents more intelligent, adding learning algorithms or adding reputation models.
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\item Personalize the strategies of each player, making competition.
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\item Allow human players to join, using and interface agent.
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%% Marcos: I comment this, because 2APL allows to use JADE, so other agents can be in other computers...
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% \item Or even more interesting, by adding the required libraries, one could potentially play on a server and have agents designed by different people play each other.
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% \item Due to lack of community this feature is unlikely to be added.
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\end{itemize}
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