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Intelligent behaviors for simulated entities
2005, Interservice/Industry Training, …
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Abstract
In nearly any simulation system, there will be entitiesthat is, platforms or forcesthat are not under the control of a human participant, either because the necessary personnel are not available or they would be too costly. These entities must mimic the behavior of the real-...
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