Multi-agent models in workflow design

Cicortas, Al.; Iordan, Victoria

doi:10.1109/saci.2009.5136305

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“…Needs for replies in a failure case are: (a) every activity must have specified its type concerning its result (persistent, affect the environment, insignificant); (b) during the execution every activity recalls somewhere (in a data base) its result and this result can be used depending of activity type in the future (if the activity is of reusable type). (Cicortas & Iordan, 2009b). The Fig.…”

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Multi-Agent Models in Workflow Design

Iordan¹

2011

Multi-Agent Systems - Modeling, Interactions, Simulations and Case Studies

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“…The Fig. 8 shows the proposed databases and the interaction of the agents with these data bases (Cicortas & Iordan, 2009a). The multi-agent system (MAS) that is able to analyze the workflow instance that was blocked and based on its state to redesign the reminded part of the workflow instance that will be executed.…”

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Multi-Agent Models in Workflow Design

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2011

Multi-Agent Systems - Modeling, Interactions, Simulations and Case Studies

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“…Mode split model of resident population adopts the combined form of distance curve and competitive model [6] .…”

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On Mode Split Model of MAS-Based Urban Rail Transport Ridership Forecast System

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Bei

Zhang

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Ridership forecast of urban rail transport is one of the important bases for urban rail transport network planning, design, construction and operation. MAS-based ridership forecast system was designed and the architecture was proposed. Forecast model is one of the important parts of Forecast Agent, and is the key technology to realize ridership forecast. The forecast model is established from the aspect of mode split model based on improved Fore-stage iterative feedback method. The mode split model includes three aspect of resident population, floating population and bus sub-way. The design of mode split model provides the prerequisite for the design and development of ridership forecast system.

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Multi-agent models in workflow design

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Multi-Agent Models in Workflow Design

Multi-Agent Models in Workflow Design

On Mode Split Model of MAS-Based Urban Rail Transport Ridership Forecast System

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