Titlebook: Environments for Multi-Agent Systems II; Second International Danny Weyns,H. Dyke Parunak,Fabien Michel Conference proceedings 2006 Springe

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,Mantle Dynamics – A Case Study,nodes represent locations and edges represent paths between locations. The space is decomposed into a network of cells which are managed by cell controllers. In order to visualize location information at various levels of abstraction, we define the environment as a cell hierarchy.

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An Architecture for MAS Simulation Environmentsnodes represent locations and edges represent paths between locations. The space is decomposed into a network of cells which are managed by cell controllers. In order to visualize location information at various levels of abstraction, we define the environment as a cell hierarchy.

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978-3-540-32614-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006

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Environments for Situated Multi-agent Systems: Beyond Infrastructuregical entity of a MAS in which the agents and other resources are embedded. Sometimes, the notion of environment is used to refer to the software infrastructure on which the MAS is executed. Sometimes, environment even refers to the underlying hardware infrastructure on which the MAS runs..Our resea

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An Environment-Based Methodology to Design Reactive Multi-agent Systems for Problem Solvinge. This paper focuses on reactive multi-agent systems because they provide interesting properties such as adaptability and robustness. In particular, the role of the environment, which is effectively where the system computes and communicates, is studied. From this analysis a methodology to design o