Adaptive Agent-Based Simulation for Individualized Training

Abstract

Agent-based simulation can be used for efficient and effective training of human operators and decision-makers. However, constructing realistic behavior models for the agents is challenging and timeconsuming, especially for subject matter experts, who may not have expertise in artificial intelligence. In this work, we investigate how machine learning can be used to adapt simulation contents to the current needs of individual trainees. Our initial results demonstrate that multi-objective multi-agent reinforcement learning is a promising approach for creating agents with diverse and adaptive characteristics, which can stimulate humans in training.