Titlebook: Coordination, Organizations, Institutions, and Norms in Agent Systems X; COIN 2014 Internatio Aditya Ghose,Nir Oren,John Thangarajah Confer

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tate transitions that constitute a plan. Multiple ways of achieving the goal may exist. In some situations, one may want to prevent or delay an agent or group of agents from achieving a goal. We argue that plans can be disrupted by preventing particular state transitions from happening. We propose f

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Aditya Ghose,Nir Oren,John ThangarajahIncludes supplementary material:

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Designing for Planned Emergence in Multi-agent Systems,, the approach sets out five stages for the design process. We illustrate the design approach with an incident response scenario implemented in the Blocks World for Teams (BW4T) environment, and show how agents at runtime can improvise - for example they can adopt tasks even if those tasks do not precisely match a predefined role.

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Comparing and Evaluating Organizational Models: A Multi-agent Programming Contest Case Study,e this choice, a MAS developer must have the opportunity to test distinct organizational models easily. In this work, we compare and evaluate different organization models of a MAS, whose goal is to evolve in the “Agents on Mars” scenario proposed in the Multi-Agent Programming Contest (MAPC).