Agorametrics and Physiocratic Agents

David Wallace Croft
croft@alumni.caltech.edu

This is a work in progress.
1998-05-01

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Some cute quote here from one of the Physiocrats of the 17th century.
Most probably the "let us be, let us pass, ..." quote.

Name of an 18th century Physiocrat
from some paper

Abstract

Agorametrics: natural metrics such as profitability that are computed by the dynamic interactions of a free enterprise market-based economy. Agorametrics can be used as the fitness function metric for the natural selection of self-evolved or autonomously learning intelligent agents (ALIA).

Physiocratic Agents: agents that meter and allocate the consumption of computational resources using the natural costs as expressed in units of currency.

ALIA: A Definition

Autonomously Learning Intelligent Agents (ALIA): intelligent agents which learn without a teacher. This includes agents which adapt using unsupervised and reinforcement learning algorithms when given raw, pre-processed, and self-experiential data.

Agorametrics: A Definition

Agorametrics: natural metrics such as profitability that are computed by the dynamic interactions of a free enterprise market-based economy.

Agorametrics can be used as the fitness function metric for the natural selection of self-evolved or autonomously learning intelligent agents (ALIA).

Physiocratic Agents: A Definition

Physiocratic Agents: agents that meter the consumption of computational resources using the natural costs as expressed in units of currency.

References

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David Wallace Croft, croft@alumni.caltech.edu
Posted 1998-05-01.