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Problemas inversos, técnicas evolutivas y agentes inteligentes: Estrechando las fronteras
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Problemas Inversos, Algoritmos Evolutivos, Agentes inteligentes (es)Inverse Problems, Evolutive Algorithms, Intelligents Agents (en)
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En este artículo se exponen las características esenciales de la modelación matemática y la simulación de procesos reales. Con la intención de delegar capacidades humanas en las computadoras al aplicar técnicas evolutivas a problemas inversos, se extienden los principios de la Inteligencia Artificial en la automatización de dichas técnicas. También se describen la interacción entre categorías de agentes inteligentes para tales propósitos, así como el procesamiento del conocimiento de los mismos a un meta-nivel.
This paper resumes the essential characteristics of the mathematical modeling and simulation of real processes. With the intention of delegating most human capabilities to computers when applying evolutionary techniques to inverse problems, the principles of Artificial Intelligence regarding the automation of those techniques, are here extended. The interaction among intelligent agents categories for those purposes, as well as its knowledge processing on a meta-level are also described.
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