Titlebook: Agent-Oriented Information Systems IV; 8th International Bi Manuel Kolp,Brian Henderson-Sellers,Paolo Brescian Conference proceedings 2008

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The Past: Contextualising the Cultural Roots (belief-desire-intention) agent model and existing classical ADLs. We conceptualize it with the Z specification language to capture a “core” model of structural and behavioural elements fundamental to an architecture description for BDI-MAS. We partially apply it on a data integration system example to illustrate our proposal.

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Modeling MAS Properties with MAS-ML Dynamic Diagramsce MAS-ML dynamic diagrams, the extended sequence and activity diagrams, to describe the basic guidelines to model behavioral properties and we show some examples of how these diagrams support the behavioral properties specification, allowing a flexible and easier modeling of agency characteristics.

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Providing Contextual Norm Information in Open Multi-Agent Systemsexplicitly represent norm semantics and (iii) a rule inference engine to customize different compositions of contextual norms. Thus, DynaCROM offers a solution for both developers to enhance their open MASs with norm information and agents to be continuously supported with precise norm information.

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Towards Agent-Based Scenario Development for Strategic Decision Supportrequirements of different stakeholders. As a concrete example of agent-based scenario planning, the OperA model for agent organizations is used to create a model scenario for NedTrain, a rolling stock maintenance provider in the Netherlands.

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Preliminary Validation of MOBMAS (Ontology-Centric Agent Oriented Methodology): Design of a Peer-to-per, as part of its ongoing evaluation, we demonstrate MOBMAS on a peer-to-peer (P2P) community-based information sharing application. MOBMAS is used by an experienced software developer, who is not an author of the methodology.

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A Methodology to Bring MAS to Information Systemsoses a guide into the design of the specific knowledge and skills that allow adaptation of the agents behaviour to the characteristics of the application, and into realization of the integration between IS and MAS. An example taken in the transport information field illustrates our proposition.

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A Formal Description Language for Multi-Agent Architectures (belief-desire-intention) agent model and existing classical ADLs. We conceptualize it with the Z specification language to capture a “core” model of structural and behavioural elements fundamental to an architecture description for BDI-MAS. We partially apply it on a data integration system example to illustrate our proposal.

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ToothAgent: A Multi-agent System for Virtual Communities Supportnes and PDAs), where Bluetooth technology has been adopted to reflect users locality. We illustrate ToothAgent, an implemented prototype of the proposed architecture, and discuss the opportunities offered by the system.

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Culture and Practice: Identifying the Issuesemselves but also by centralized subsystems that can be easily reached by any agent and can supply reliable reputations of any agent based on testimonies about undesired agent behaviour. Such behaviour is characterized by the violation of system norms.