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Mine detection and route planning in military warfare using multi agent system

Zafar et al., 2006

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8020798448528434756
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Zafar K
Qazi S
Baig A
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30th Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'06)

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One of the most promising uses for multi agent systems is the searching for items or resources in unknown environments. The use of multi agent systems to locate unexploded ordinance proves to be an excellent example of one such application. This research …
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