A Generic Agent Organisation Framework for Autonomic Systems

Kota, Ramachandra; Gibbins, Nicholas; Jennings, Nicholas R.

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“…A set of methodologies [21], a selection of design processes [3], and a collection of frameworks [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [16], [23], [27], [35], [36] are available in the literature to provide the basis for constructing sophisticated autonomous multiagent organizations. Moreover, a set of metrics and methods have been suggested with the intention of providing useful information about key properties (e.g., complexity, flexibility, self-organized, performance, scalability, and cost) of these multiagent organizations [24], [26], [31], [33].…”

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A Preliminary Study of the Application of the P-graph Methodology for Organization-based Multiagent System Designs: Assessment

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At the outset, the design of an organization-based multiagent system is modeled according to the framework of Organization Model for Adaptive Complex Systems (OMACS). Subsequently, this design model is transformed into a process-network model.Eventually, the resultant process-network model in conjunction with the P-graph-based methodology give rise to: (i) the maximal structure of the process network, comprising all the feasible combinations of structures, i.e., OMACS-based design configurations, capable of yielding the specified products from the specified raw material; (ii) every feasible structure for the process of interest; and (iii) the optimal structure of the network, i.e., the optimal OMACS-based design configuration. Finally, in light of the tenet of a modelingtransformation-evaluation paradigm, an appraisal is made of the feasibility as well as the flexibility and cost of the optimal OMACS-based design configuration obtained.

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A Generic Agent Organisation Framework for Autonomic Systems

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A Preliminary Study of the Application of the P-graph Methodology for Organization-based Multiagent System Designs: Assessment

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