The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving problems that don’t have a pre-defined solution sequence. It consists of several knowledge sources (KSs) that independently examine a shared data structure (the blackboard) and contribute to the solution when they have relevant information. A …

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The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture where multiple independent knowledge sources (agents) collaborate to solve a complex problem. A central data structure, the “blackboard,” holds the problem state, and agents react to changes on the blackboard, modifying it to move closer to a solution. …

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The Blackboard pattern is a computational problem-solving approach where multiple independent knowledge sources (agents) operate on a shared data structure (the blackboard) to collectively solve a complex problem. Each agent recognizes patterns in the blackboard’s state and contributes relevant information, …

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The Blackboard pattern is a shared data repository (the “blackboard”) combined with a set of independent “knowledge sources” that observe the blackboard and contribute to solving a problem when they have relevant information. It’s useful for complex problems with no clear algorithmic solution, …

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The Blackboard pattern is a communication and coordination mechanism for independent knowledge sources (agents) to collaboratively solve a complex problem. A central data structure, the “blackboard,” holds the problem state, and agents react to changes on the board, contributing their expertise. This code …

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