ESAW´02: Workshop notes of the Third International Workshop Engineering Societies in the Agents World
Información General
- Autores: Paolo Petta, Robert Tolksdorf (coord.), Franco Zambonelli (coord.), Sascha Ossowski (coord.)
- Editores: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
- Año de publicación: 2002
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
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Listado de artículos
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On agentware: Ruminations on why we should use agents
Federico Bergenti
págs. 9-20
ADELFE, a methodology for adaptative multi-agents system engineering
Carole Bernon, Marie-Pierre Gleizes
, Sylvain Peyruqueou, Gauthier Picard págs. 21-34
Rationality, autonomy and coordination: the sunk costs perspective
Matteo Bonifacio, Paolo Bouquet, Roberta Ferrario, Diego Ponte
págs. 35-44
Evaluating multi-agent system architectures: A case study concening
Paul Davidsson, Stefan Johansson
págs. 45-56
SABPO: A standards based and pattern oriented multi-agent development technology
Oguz Dikenelly, Riza Cenk Erdur
págs. 57-70
A normative and intentional agent model for organization modelling
Joaquim Filipe
págs. 71-84
Simulating computational societies
Lloyd Kamara, Alexander Artikis, Brendan Neville, Jeremy Pitt
págs. 85-98
An agent and goal-oriented approach for virtual enterprise modelling: A case study
Liu Zhi, Lin Liu
págs. 99-112
Co-Fields: Towards a unifying approach to the engineering of swarm intelligent systems
Marco Manei, Franco Zambonelli, Letizia Leonardi
págs. 113-126
Multi-agent system design
Sehl Mellouli, Guy W. Mineau, Daniel Pascot
págs. 127-138
Towards a methodology for coordination mechanism selection in open systems
Simon Miles, Mike Joy, Michael Luck
págs. 139-152
A schema for specifying computational autonomy
Matthias Nickles, Michael Rovatsos, Gerard Weib
págs. 153-166
Engineering agent systems for decision support
Sascha Ossowski
, Josefa Z. Hernández, Carlos A. Iglesias, Alberto Fernándezpágs. 167-180
Co-ordinating heterogeneus interactions in systems composed of active human and agent societies
Konstantinos Prouskas, Jeremy Pitt
págs. 181-194
Activity theory as a framework for MAS coordination
Alessandro Ricci, Andrea Omicini, Enrico Denti
págs. 195-208
An operational framework for the semantics of agent communication lenguages
Giovanni Rimassa, Mirko Viroli
págs. 209-222
Access-as-you-need: A computational logic framework for accessing resources in artificial societies
Francesca Toni
, Kostas Stathispágs. 223-236
Motivating participation in peer to peer communities
Julia Vassileva
págs. 237-250
Specification by refinement and agreement: Designing agent interaction using landmarks and contracts
Hans Weigand, Virginia Dignum, John Jules Meyer, Frank Dignum
págs. 251-264
Signs of a revolution in computer science and software engineering
Franco Zambonelli, H. Van Dike Parunak
págs. 265-276
