Titlebook: Engineering Societies in the Agents World; First International Andrea Omicini,Robert Tolksdorf,Franco Zambonelli Conference proceedings 20

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Research Implications and Conclusions, this paper, we first discuss the general notion of active system, and show how it relates with the issue of the consistent observation of distributed and heterogeneous multi-component systems. Then, we introduce the concept of boundary interface as a methodological abstraction for the engineering o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52667-2es peculiar coordination problems in multiagent-based Internet applications. First, it suggests the exploitation of an infrastructure based on a multiplicity of local interaction spaces. Second, it may require coordination activities to be adapted both to the characteristics of the execution environ

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While methodologies for building such components are well established, the design and support of their interplay can not build on commonly understood and well defined models..In this paper, we review several coordination models from various disciplines, and describe how a coordination reference mod

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The Economic Psychology of Incentiveslti-agent system and derives from these stages several criteria for comparison. These criteria are then used to evaluate four selected platforms, and lead to a discussion on the future of multi-agent platforms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56043-0oduces a new level of abstraction, called the agent level, to allow software architects modelling a system in terms of interacting agents. This level of abstraction is not yet supported by an accepted diagrammatic notation even if a number of proposals are available. This work shows how UML can be e

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Engineering Social Orderl, I claim that there are multiple and complementary approaches to Social Order and to its engineering: all of them must be exploited. In computer science one try to solve this problem by rigid formalisation and rules, constraining infrastructures, security devices, etc. I think that a more socially

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Distinguishing Environmental and Agent Dynamics: A Case Study in Abstraction and Alternate Modeling onment, and agent engineers need to distinguish the two. Second, “mean field” approximations of the behavior of the system may be useful for qualitative examination of the dynamics, but can differ surprisingly from the behavior that emerges from the interactions of discrete agents. This paper examin