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

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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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Indirect Interaction in Environments for Multi-agent Systemsrom the environment’s role in message transport. This paper defines classes of interaction (sequential and multi-agent, direct and indirect) and environments (physical and virtual, persistent and amnesic, dynamic and static). These notions provide an underpinning for proper acknowledgement of the ro

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The Governing Environmentthe management of such dependencies. For that, two complementary viewpoints can be distinguished: . manages intra-agent aspects while . essentially deals with inter-agent aspects. On the basis of this separation of concerns, the paper discusses the need of infrastructures for objective coordination.

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