Titlebook: Engineering Societies in the Agents World VIII; 8th International Wo Alexander Artikis,Gregory M. P. O’Hare,George Vour Conference proceedi

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Progress Appraisal as a Challenging Element of Coordination in Human and Machine Joint Activityow other participants to meaningfully assess progress toward (or anticipate failure with respect to) mutual objectives. In the current article, we address various issues associated with “progress appraisal” and the challenges it poses for human-machine systems. We point to promising directions for future work.

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Contextualizing Behavioural Substitutability and Refinement of Role Components in MAShe state-based refinements of roles and investigate the links between the substitutability and the refinements of roles. We show that the proposed behavioural substitutability relations are preserved under the roles refinement.

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Tag Mechanisms Evaluated for Coordination in Open Multi-Agent Systemsn strategies prove simple to implement and scalable. We build a simulator incorporating competition and cooperation scenarios modeled as one-shot repeated games between agents. Tags prove to be a very good coordination mechanism in both, cooperation building in competitive scenarios and agent behavior coordination in fully cooperative scenarios.

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Managing Conflict Resolution in Norm-Regulated Environments and regulate the behaviour of self-interested software agents in open, heterogeneous systems. Any realistic account of norms must address their dynamic nature: the norms associated with agents will change as agents act (and interact) – prohibitions can be lifted, obligations can be fulfilled, and p

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