Titlebook: Engineering Societies in the Agents World VI; 6th International Wo O?uz Dikenelli,Marie-Pierre Gleizes,Alessandro Ric Conference proceeding

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Language Games for Meaning Negotiation Between Human and Computer Agentshich share a computer environment to assist their work. Firstly, an operational issue exists to capture, to represent and to manipulate the experience: we propose an formal grammar-based model. A semantic issue then exists to express the meaning of the experience: we detail our approach based on the

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Using Socially Deliberating Agents in Organized Settings set of interrelated groups. Each group has an explicit structure in terms of positions and their interrelations. Agents in groups deliberate socially, distinguishing between their individual and group attitudes: Each agent is able to agree on and . certain attitudes as attitudes of the groups it be

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Language Games for Meaning Negotiation Between Human and Computer Agents: we propose an formal grammar-based model. A semantic issue then exists to express the meaning of the experience: we detail our approach based on the mechanisms of the emergence of language. A prototype is presented to illustrate our proposal, some experiments are to come.

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Robert D. Tollison,Richard E. Wagner: we propose an formal grammar-based model. A semantic issue then exists to express the meaning of the experience: we detail our approach based on the mechanisms of the emergence of language. A prototype is presented to illustrate our proposal, some experiments are to come.

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Towards a Methodology for Situated Cellular Agent Based Crowd Simulationsive elements, and the specification of types of mobile agents, the related behaviours with particular attention to their movement by means of the notion of utility. A case study is also briefly described in order to show how the methodology was applied in the modelling of crowd behaviour in an underground station.