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Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Agent Systems and Applications,
Communicating neural network knowledge between agents in a simulated aerial reconnaissance system
October 3, 1999
In order to maintain their performance in a dynamic environment, agents may be required to modify their learning behavior during run-time. If an agent utilizes a rule-based system for learning, new rules may be easily communicated to the agent to modify the way in which it learns. However, if an agent utilizes a connectionist-based system for learning, how the agent learns typically remains static. This is due, in part, to a lack of research in communicating subsymbolic information between agents. In this paper, we present a framework for communicating neural network knowledge between agents to modify an agent's learning and pattern classification behavior. This framework is applied to a simulated aerial reconnaissance system in order to show how the communication of neural network knowledge can help maintain the performance of agents tasked with recognizing images of mobile military objects.
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