Titlebook: Engineering Societies in the Agents World IV; 4th International Wo Andrea Omicini,Paolo Petta,Jeremy Pitt Conference proceedings 2004 Sprin

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Welfare Engineering in Multiagent Systemsbution of resources amongst the members of a?society affects the well-being of that society as a?whole. In multiagent systems research, the concept of social welfare is usually given a?utilitarian interpretation, i.e. whatever increases the average welfare of the agents inhabiting a?society is taken

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Dynamics of Collective Attitudes during Teamworklving (CPS). Particular attention is given to the strongest attitude, collective commitment, and its evolution in a?course of teamwork. During team action, the collective commitment leads to the execution of agent-specific actions. A?dynamic and unpredictable environment may, however, cause the fail

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Privacy-Aware Mobile Agent: Protecting Privacy in Open Systems by Modelling Social Behaviour of Softssemination of mobile agents will lead to open systems. Emergent behaviour in open systems must fulfil common goals based on goals of individual agents. Therefore, goals and tasks need to be coordinated in such a way that the desired collective behaviour emerges. At the same time, the autonomy of ag

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Interaction Monitoring and Termination Detection for Agent Societies: Preliminary Results interaction monitoring and termination detection are of importance in optimising performance of a?system and keeping users up-to-date on progress. Both monitoring and termination detection are well-studied problems for distributed object systems. In this paper, we investigate how these approaches c

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Competition, Cooperation, and Authorizationation function which assigns to each agent a?value of its current position (as e.g. the distance from the intended target). The set of all possible values is ordered; the intention of each agent is to reach a?position with the minimum value. Any system action can decrease position values of some age

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Coordination and Conversation Protocols in Open Multi-agent Systemsg conversation among coordinating entities, an external observer is able to recognise valid conversations that do not break the established norms on coordination. This may help in building reliable autonomous agent based systems in open and untrustred environments.

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Adaptability Patterns of Multi-agent Organizationsedictably at run-time. In this paper this problem is named as organizational adaptability and two new patterns called as Ontology Perception and Society Merging are introduced to provide generic and reusable organizational solutions to this problem. Each pattern first defines a unique situation that

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