Titlebook: Engineering Societies in the Agents World; First International Andrea Omicini,Robert Tolksdorf,Franco Zambonelli Conference proceedings 20

FLIP

百靈鳥

Context-Dependency in Internet-Agent Coordinationes peculiar coordination problems in multiagent-based Internet applications. First, it suggests the exploitation of an infrastructure based on a multiplicity of local interaction spaces. Second, it may require coordination activities to be adapted both to the characteristics of the execution environ

反饋

Coordination Issues in Multi-agent Event Data Processingtigated is the one of configuration and execution of event-data processing pipelines to be assembled from single computational services (agents) that perform an asynchronous mapping of streams of inputs to streams of outputs, where the specification is given by characterizing the final output of a p

Antecedent

廚房里面

諷刺

Exploiting UML in the Design of Multi-agent Systemsoduces a new level of abstraction, called the agent level, to allow software architects modelling a system in terms of interacting agents. This level of abstraction is not yet supported by an accepted diagrammatic notation even if a number of proposals are available. This work shows how UML can be e

遷移

懸掛

Combining Software Components and Mobile Agents work is to explore the capabilities of both paradigms in improving the design and development of open and distributed systems. Our goal is to add compositional characteristics to mobile agents by defining an agent-based compositional model. We take advantage of the mobility and the composition capa

HAUNT

Conference proceedings 20002000, held in Berlin, Germany in August 2000. The 10 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in the book; they are organized in topical sections on emerging issues in multi-agent systems engineering, coordination models and technologies for multi-agent system

鈍劍

On Observing and Constraining Active Systemsf a society’s environment composed by active systems, allowing observer agents to be provided with three different kinds of consistent environment views, featuring observable, controlled, and constrained consistency, respectively.