Jadex: A BDI-Agent System Combining Middleware and Reasoning

Braubach, Lars; Pokahr, Alexander; Lamersdorf, Winfried

doi:10.1007/3-7643-7348-2_7

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“…In this sense, the agents' interactions must be also programmed in Java by using the constructions provided by the platform, which in some cases may be a limitation. Another multi-agent platform with support for interaction protocols is Jadex [8,23]. Jadex follows a typical BDI model and can be executed alone or under other communication platforms using adapters.…”

Section: Departamento De Sistemas Informáticos Y Computación Universimentioning

confidence: 99%

A MAS-based infrastructure for negotiation and its application to a water-right market

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A MAS-based Infrastructure for Negotiation and its Application to a Water-Right Market Bexy Alfonso and Vicente Botti and Antonio Garrido and Adriana GiretAbstract This paper presents a MAS-based infrastructure for the specification of a negotiation framework that handles multiple negotiation protocols in a coherent and flexible way. Although it may be used to implement one single type of agreement mechanism, it has been designed in such a way that multiple mechanisms may be available at any given time, to be activated and tailored on demand (on-line) by participating agents. The framework is also generic enough so that new protocols may be easily added. This infrastructure has been successfully used in a case study to implement a simulation tool as a component of a larger framework based on an electronic market of water rights.

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“…In Jadex [6], agents are composed of beliefs, goals and plans, that are Java-objects. XML-based Agent Definition Files glue together initial instances of those mental attitudes.…”

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Towards an environment interface standard for agent platforms

Behrens

Hindriks

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2010

Ann Math Artif Intell

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We introduce an interface for connecting agent platforms to environments. This interface provides generic functionality for executing actions and for perceiving changes in an agent's environment. It also provides support for managing an environment, e.g., for starting, pausing and terminating it. Among the benefits of such an interface are (1) standard functionality is provided by the interface implementation itself, and (2) agent platforms that support the interface can connect to any environment that implements the interface. This significantly reduces effort required from agent and environment programmers as the environment code needed to implement the interface needs to be written only once. We propose that the interface presented may be used as a standard that enables agents to control entities in environments. Our starting point for designing such a generic interface is based on a careful study of the various interfaces used by different agent programming languages to connect agent programs to environments. We discuss several case studies that use our interface (an elevator simulator, the well-known agent contest, and an implementation of the interface to connect agents to bots in Unreal Tournament 2004).

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“…Focusing on those platforms, one of the design principles of BEAST Tool has been that it must be valid for different MAS platforms. By now, the current version of the tool supports JADEX (Braubach et al, 2005) and JADE (Bellifemine et al, 2007) frameworks, but it can be extended to other frameworks with low effort as it is explained below in Section 2. nally, the tool provides mocking facilities which allow to configure easily some Mock Agents extending the Mockito framework (Mockito Project, 2012).…”

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Application of Agent Technology for Fault Diagnosis of Telecommunication Networks

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Jadex: A BDI-Agent System Combining Middleware and Reasoning

Cited by 109 publications

References 8 publications

A MAS-based infrastructure for negotiation and its application to a water-right market

A MAS-based infrastructure for negotiation and its application to a water-right market

Towards an environment interface standard for agent platforms

Application of Agent Technology for Fault Diagnosis of Telecommunication Networks

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