Feature interaction resolution using fuzzy rules

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2005-06-21

2008-12-23

Hirl, Joseph P (Department: 2129)

Data processing: artificial intelligence

Adaptive system

C706S012000, C706S046000, C706S052000

Reexamination Certificate

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07469236

ABSTRACT:
A method of detecting feature interaction conflicts between agents in response to events in a multi-agent system comprises posting said events as tuples and event requests as anti-tuples from said agents in said multi-agent system, receiving said events and said event requests in a tuple space, generating responses to each of said agents for said events which match said event requests of said agents, wherein feature interaction conflict is detected when more than one of said agents are to exert control over an event.

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