design pattern for AI 'intelligent agents'

Question

Is there a recommended design pattern for designing an AI scenario consisting of multiple intelligent agents that do not necessarily have to interact with each other.

Thinking it is a schema that follows proper object construction and deconstruction? Some multiplexing forking a new agent and subsequently deleting the agent once the job is complete

Any recommendations here?

Answer 1

Some design patterns for designing an AI scenario consisting of multiple intelligent agents are as follows:

1. Traveling: Patterns such as Itinerary, Forwarding, and Ticket encapsulate the movement of an agent for one or more destinations.

2. Task: Patterns such as Master-Slave and Plan are concerned with the break-down of the task and how these tasks are committed to one or more agents.

3. Interaction: Pattern like Meeting, Locker, Messenger, Facilitator, and Organized Group are involved with locating agents and facilitating their interactions.

You can take the reference from the following link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4430411