Titlebook: Artificial Social Systems; 4th European Worksho Cristiano Castelfranchi,Eric Werner Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Valuations and Linear Disjointness, Results of a laboratory experiment with human agents in the role of duopolists were used to design an architecture of artificial agents. A system in which these artificially intelligent agents interact as duopolists in a market environment was implemented and tested. The artificial agents exhibit s

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The Classical Hilbertian Fields,ovides each agent with an ., which accounts for its goals and values, its beliefs, its willingness to risk error, the existence of incomplete and contradictory evidence, and the possibility that currently held beliefs are untrue. The model is broad enough to address real issues while providing suffi

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The Chebotarev Density Theorem,is paper, we motivate and summarize the elements of coordination search, and use these elements to highlight how traditionally distinct coordination techniques can be viewed as similar search processes but at different levels of abstraction. In particular, the temporal extents and relationships amon

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Infinite Galois Theory and Profinite Groups,y been dealt with in the Distributed Artificial Intelligence literature via negotiation. Another alternative is to have agents use a voting mechanism; each agent expresses its preferences, and a group choice mechanism is used to select the result. Some choice mechanisms are better than others, and i

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Pseudo Algebraically Closed Fields,nt. Meeting/Encounter management. Discourse management, Organizational Relationship management. Project/Task management, and Process management, are identified. In particular, it is shown how . and . can improve the rapidity of response and the robustness of the distributed cooperative system. A ric

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The Riemann Hypothesis for Function Fields,s and distributed processing capabilities. Due to different goals, knowledge and viewpoints of agents, conflicts might arise at any phase of the problem-solving process. Managing diverse knowledge requires well-organized models of conflict resolution. In this paper, we present a computational model

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Algebraic Function Fields of One Variable,em of Data Sharing between activities. But the coordination of decisions must take into account the management of conflicts between them. We propose an architecture in which the coordination and synchronization task (also called supervision task) of the decisions is viewed as a software layer (calle