Titlebook: Conceptual Modelling of Multi-Agent Systems; The CoMoMAS Engineer Norbert Glaser Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 ag

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Bahaaeldin Mohamed,Thomas Koehlernt systems (MAS), has received much interest in the domain of artificial intelligence. Multi-agent technology is very interesting for the development of applications which solve very complex, real-time problems in an uncertain and changing environment. MAS realise a balance between an application‘s

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Bahaaeldin Mohamed,Thomas Koehlerased on similar ideas. As already mentioned in the introduction of this thesis, a clear distinction has to be made between multi-agent and distributed problem-solving systems. The latter ones apply a top-down or approach where a global task is decomposed and distributed over a set of cooperating ent

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Marisa Vieira,Per Storm,Mark Goedkoopehind the CoMoMAS approach. Conceptual models are implementation-independent and reusable in the form of generic templates for the description of other systems. The present approach extends CommonKADS, a methodology for the development of KBS (see Section 4 for a detailed description) towards the mo

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Towards Life Cycle Sustainability Managementimply the use of a formal or semi-formal language for knowledge representation, like the conceptual modelling language (CML); CML was originally designed for knowledge representation in general and has been extended to cover the characteristics which are specific to multi-agent systems (see Section

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