Principles of component-based design of intelligent agents

Brazier, Frances M. T.; Jonker, Catholijn M.; Treur, Jan

doi:10.1016/s0169-023x(01)00058-1

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“…The multi-agent system and its agents have been specified using the componentbased agent design method DESIRE [1,2,3], and in particular the generic agent model GAM [4]. In each cell in Table 1 the name of an information type [3] is indicated.…”

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“…In each cell in Table 1 the name of an information type [3] is indicated. These information types include generic concepts for communication, observation and action performance from GAM; see [4].…”

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“…[2,3]. Section 3 discusses domain knowledge needed to make such agents realistic, and in Section 4 simulation results are discussed.…”

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“…[3]. The highest level of abstraction consists of the agents representing the balls (called ball_A, ball_B, and so on) and the External World.…”

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“…The composition of the agents is based on the generic agent model as described in [3]. In the current model, four of the generic agent components are used, namely Own Process Control, World Interaction Management, Maintenance of Agent Information, and Agent Specific Task.…”

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The Distributed Weighing Problem: A Lesson in Cooperation Without Communication

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2005

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Abstract. Cooperative problem solving without communication is an oftenstudied field within multi-agent research. Realistic problems investigated in this particular field are complex and difficult to model, and therefore not suitable for education. This paper presents the distributed weighing problem as a novel problem to be used for educational purposes within the domain of cooperation without communication. An example agent-based architecture is developed of which parts can be provided to students as a starting-point for practical exercises in cooperative problem solving without communication. Two example strategies are discussed and implemented using this example architecture. Moreover, it is shown how such strategies can be tested and formally validated against a number of desired properties. The educational benefits of the distributed weighing problem are presented as observed in a course for 6 groups of each 3 students.

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Formal semantics of meta-level architectures: Dynamic control of reasoning

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2002

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Meta-level architectures for dynamic control of reasoning processes are quite powerful. In the literature many applications in reasoning systems modelling complex tasks are described, usually in a procedural manner. In this paper we present a semantic framework based on temporal partial logic to describe the dynamics of reasoning behaviour. Using these models the semantics of the behaviour of the whole (meta-level) reasoning system can be described by a set of (intended) temporal models.

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Principles of component-based design of intelligent agents

Cited by 90 publications

References 26 publications

Analysis of Configurations for Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Using Agent-Based Simulation

Analysis of Configurations for Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Using Agent-Based Simulation

The Distributed Weighing Problem: A Lesson in Cooperation Without Communication

Formal semantics of meta-level architectures: Dynamic control of reasoning

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